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Grayed Out Previews

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Aug 21, 2018 Aug 21, 2018

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I was frustrated with the sudden inability to import in LR, the files were transferred, but all thumbnails were grayed out although I could see up to three thumbnails in Develop module only.  Here is a previous discussion indicating that the problem may have been an improper monitor profile.

Re: Greyed out images in lightroom

In my case, however, the problem was resolved when I checked to show subfolder content (somehow that box got unchecked).  Everything returned to as usual.

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Aug 21, 2018 Aug 21, 2018

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tinplater  wrote

I was frustrated with the sudden inability to import in LR, the files were transferred, but all thumbnails were grayed out although I could see up to three thumbnails in Develop module only.  Here is a previous discussion indicating that the problem may have been an improper monitor profile.

Re: Greyed out images in lightroom 

In my case, however, the problem was resolved when I checked to show subfolder content (somehow that box got unchecked).  Everything returned to as usual.

That must have been purely by coincidence. Show photos in subfolders has nothing to do with greyed previews. All it does is show the images in the subfolders in the parent folder (in the folder panel).

-- Johan W. Elzenga

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