


I’m gojng to dig a bit deeper and order one.įor now, going to try your solution and divide the catalogs In parts. Also I think I should do some “cleaning” on my external hard drive.Īlso i had a look on the link you provide, very interesting. Im going to have a look and hope it work.

Amazon also sells several different brands of these. Click on My upgrades and find your machine to see if it can be done. A helpful site to find out if this can be done on your machine is Apple Mac Upgrades - RAM, SSD Flash, External Drives and More. Not hard to install especially just following the videos. Best upgrade I ever did on my 2012 MacBook Pro that had a 256 GB SSD in it that was getting way too small was a 1TB SSD. Many Apple laptops' SSD can be upgraded even if Apple says it can't. > My originals are less than 1 TB, my external hard drive IS 1 TB space but my laptop is 250 GB (Apple, you know).

The only workaround for this if you have too small of an internal drive is to migrate the catalog piece by piece by exporting small subcatalogs from your Lightroom Classic catalog or to increase your internal hard disk's size. > so I need to have space for all that drama is there a workaround for this too? It should work without problem especially if you are using a Mac where you don't have drive letter problems that can change sometimes. I don't know why you're getting that error. My originals are less than 1 TB, my external hard drive IS 1 TB space but my laptop is 250 GB (Apple, you know). Also, According to the web, it says that when we are migrating the catalog, lightroom cc makes ANOTHER copy of the original photos and then sync them to the cloud so I need to have space for all that drama is there a workaround for this too? I do not count with that enormous amount of space. it prompts an error " Oops! You've selected an invalid location."Īny advice? or work around? I'm not super technical and I'm getting frustrated with this. The issue is, following the instructions on the website, I need to set the Local Storage > Originals Are Currently Stored In A Custom Location and select the hard drive where the originals are but when I do the Lightroom CC doesn't recognize the external hard drive as the "location". So, I have spent hours now trying to figure how to migrate my catalog from Lightroom classic to Lightroom CCįirst, my catalogs are saved on the local hard drive of my laptop and the original photos are saved on an external hard drive in order to save space on my laptop.
