Images not Appearing on Folder Structure in my Library
A set of subfolders and their images are not showing up on my Folder structure. The images are imported on the Catalog and I see them on my User Collections and in at the Catalog Collections (All Images).
Their parent folder appears as having no images and their subfolders do not appear, like other images. All images are on my External Drive and can be found and edited without issues through User Collections and Catalog Collections. Right-clicking on the images and pressing Show in Finder works, but Show in Library does not work. No filters are applied.
I have a division based on year, and 2020 and its subfolders do not appear. A message "No images in Collection" appear, such as the image attached.
The folder has several images, though, and Capture One has no problem visualizing and editing them, as long as I don't follow the Folder Structure.
Print of several images that are on subfolders of the 2020 folder. C1 also does not allow me to Locate the images, since they are not missing.
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Is this by any chance the Mac specific option to turn on or off the entire folder hierarchy display?
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Marco got it right. Synchronize made it all appear again. Thanks!
Gustavo, yeah, I know that's how they think about tools to help us to organize, but I use both and would prefer to keep it this way.
SFA, no, all other folders were working alright.1 -
I'd probably right-click on the folder and try "Synchronize..." from the context menu. Make sure "Include subfolders" is checked.
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I've been away for years, but if I remember correctly, that's exactly how it's designed to work. Forget about your folder structure, and just use filters.
Or try sessions instead.
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Oh, good. Something must have been improved.
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I have this problem but Synchronize and Locate do not work. No Filters selected? Any other thoughts?
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I have the same problem with Mac. Sometimes changing catalogs helps. Synchronise and locate doesn't work.
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