But when you import then,there is an option call Don't import suspect duplicates and if you edit and image you will have the original original and the original-edit side by side, or with virtual copy so they will be easy to spot
@@jmgcg Completely aware of that feature on import... The criteria it uses doesn't always capture duplicate images and/or duplicate file names. When you experience this you will appreciate my request (and count yourself lucky if you never need it).
Very nice video, thank you. I use LRC only for doing keyword searches, preferring to use Bridge and Photoshop with ACR in my workflow. Consequently, I wish someone would do an exhaustive video detailing keyword searching in LRC, for example how to do a keyword search where one keyword is required along with one other of two possibilities. Putting it differently, this search could be represented thusly: keyword1 AND (keyword2 OR keyword3) On a related topic, after much experimentation, I found a way to filter for two distinct words or partial words in LRC but it uses plus signs before required strings or words and only works using the keyword = "Contains All" choice, making it tedious and hard to remember. Unlike Bridge, which does all keyword searching by brute force, LRC has the potential to be a superstar in this regard but from what I can discern, such searches are all but impossible currently. Unless you know some KW searching tricks. Do you? Thanks again.
