Ctrl + Alt + , (comma) Command + Option + , (comma) Create new subfolder (segmented tethered capture) Ctrl + Shift + T. Command +Shift + T. Hide/show tether capture bar. Ctrl + T. Command + T. Create a new folder in the Library module. I think this is normal behavior, a scratch file set aside for the during the operation of Photoshop. Mine is 176 MB. When PS is closed, then I get back that 176. The temp files I was thinking of was a result of a crash or freeze, but I understand that's no longer a problem. I do not see those anymore. Defragment scratch disks regularly by using the disk defragmenting tool available on your computer or use a third‑party utility. Specify your fastest hard disks for capturing media and storing scratch files. You can use a slower disk for audio preview files and the project file. Specify only disks attached to your computer.
Over the next couple of weeks I want to explore the case for starting over with a brand new Lightroom catalog, and how to go about preserving as much of the work stored in the old catalog as possible (so that you can bring it into a new catalog). Warning, this is as close to the nuclear option as there is, so this is not to be taken lightly.
To quickly determine whether Lightroom Classic is crashing due to a corrupt catalog, do the following: Press and hold the Alt (Win) / option (macOS) key while launching Lightroom Classic. In the Select Catalog dialog box, select another catalog or click Create a New Catalog. If Lightroom Classic launches successfully, a corrupt catalog is
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The first time that you use Lightroom, the application will create a catalog to store editing information in. Any edits to images are stored within this catalog. This is part of the "non-destructive" editing approach - edits are applied to a file in the catalog that can be reversed easily without any change in the quality of the image.
To set your scratch disk, choose Edit > Preferences > Performance (Mac: Photoshop > Preferences > Performance). In the Scratch Disk section of the panel, select the drive that you would like to use as a scratch disk. For better performance, your scratch disk should be on a different drive than the one your operating system uses for virtual
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