This includes my workflow keywords for later use in smart collections, year as a separate keyword, copyright, author and contact info. My current iPhone digital photos and videos are labeled RG002_iPhone8_-capture date DD_.jpg put into folders by day under folders by year under 2018_Oogie_Pictures_LRCAT in Picture_Files_Cataloged and tagged with a defined set of metadata. The files are renamed according to my scheme based on source. I move the files from the temporary folder PhotoSync puts them in into my main picture storage system on our RAID server. Once a month I run LightRoom and import from that Mac folder into my catalogs with all my presets. I do not delete them from the phone at this time it’s just a copy. I regularly connect my iPhone to my Mac using WiFi and use PhotoSync to download all photos from phone to a folder on my Mac.
After numerous attempts to get various cloud solutions to work I decided they all sucked big time and moved instead to this workflow. I’ve faced all of the smae issues you’ve seen with using iCloud. I have a similar situation, ADobe Photo plan using LightRoon Classic CC on the Mac and importing photos from iPhone. When I copy all pictures from my iPhone to my iCloud Drive I cannot chose the iCloud Drive as a source in the import dialogue of Lightroom - it simply does not show up, while e.g. When I hook up my iPhone to my MacBookPro (2017 with OS 10.13.6) I do see in the import dialogue the iPhone as a device, I can choose the set of pictures I want to import and no matter of how many pics I choose nothing will be imported.
So I am working on my workflow iPhone - Lightroom Classic CC With the improvement of the camera on the X and the excellent Moment Lenses I am using I decided quite frequently on my business trips not to take my camera with me but just use the lenses on my iPhone and still make great pictures. I do not use the Lightroom CC Cloud version but Lightroom Classic CC - which is important for the question I have. So I decided to move to Adobe and subscribed to their Photography-subscription, which about 100$ year, so not to bad for the functionality delivered. Moin (a north German dialect of greeting ),ĭue to the external wisdom of the Apple Product Strategy I have move some years ago to Adobe Lightroom with Photoshop after Apple decided to sack Aperture - a stupid decision, if you ask me! Photos does by far not fulfils the criteria I have on a Photo-SW.
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