I have broken this rule and plan to implement this method starting January 1, 2019. A best practice is to keep your Lightroom libraries below 10,000 images. This is the easiest way to keep your files organized and ensure you do not lose track of important photos. Two pieces of advice for data management that I will start implementing when I get more free time:Īt the very least, make a new Lightroom Catalogue each year. Preferences -> Performance -> Camera RAW Cache Settings I changed the size of this Camera RAW Cache to 40GB and noticed immediate performance improvements with Lightroom. My default size was set to 2GB, but the Camera RAW Cache sits on my internal operating SSD where I have more than 150GB of free space. When you activate the Develop module, Lightroom loads the data into the Camera RAW cache. Lightroom caches image data in 2 places The Preview Cache stored with your catalog for library view and the Camera RAW cache.
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While there are many articles online that discuss how to boost performance in Lightroom, these were a couple of easy tips that I successfully implemented to quickly optimize my Lightroom's performance: Tips and Tricks 1. Make your Camera RAW Cache Bigger That led me to believe that it wasn't my tech that was slowing me down, but my Adobe settings. Believe me when I say that this computer has been an absolute beast since purchased. It has a 2.7 GHz Intel Core i5 and at the time of purchase I made sure to max out my RAM to 16GB. I primarily edit on my 2015 Macbook Pro running macOS Sierra version 10.12.6. Before I launch the program I normally restart my computer and make sure it's the only main application running to avoid wasting computer resources. Lightroom is an incredibly resource intensive program.
It wasn't long ago that I felt the urge to jump back into my Lightroom workflow, but first I had some performance issues to address. I needed some time to pick myself out of the weeds and get back to what I loved doing– shooting.
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Sliders would not update my photo as I moved them to adjust camera calibration, and toggling between full screen and the develop module would take a full minute to load. Ultimately the time kept adding up until I finally hit my breaking point and forced myself into a 2 month editing hiatus. One simple brush stroke during dodging and burning would lag up to 20 seconds.
It was lagging a lot more than it ever had been. Lately I noticed that my Adobe Lightroom Classic CC was running slow. Incredibly Slow Lightroom Classic CC Load Times
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