To view the photos in a photoset, select the photoset in the Publish Services panel. To add or remove photos in a smart photoset, change the rules of the smart photoset. To remove an unpublished photo from a regular photoset, select it in the photoset and press Delete. To edit, rename, or delete a photoset, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) it in the Publish Services panel and choose Edit Collection, Rename, or Delete. To manage your Flickr photosets, do any of the following: If you create a smart photoset, the photos that match your rules appear in the collection. See Work with smart collections.įor a regular photoset, drag photos from the Grid view to the Flickr photoset in the Publish Services panel. To create a Flickr photoset, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the Flickr connection in the Publish Services panel and choose one of the following:Ī collection or set of any photos that you choose that resides in your Flickr Photostream.Ī photoset based on rules that you define. Photos that you want to upload to Flickr are managed in a publish collection, also called a photoset. (Optional) To change your Flickr connection settings at any time, click the + button at the top of the Publish Services panel and choose Flickr > Edit Settings.Īdd and manage photos in a Flickr photoset Choose the preferred behavior when updating photos: Replace Existing Title or Leave Existing Title.įor information on File Naming, File Settings, Image Sizing, and other options, see Export files to disk or CD. Set photo titles using a photo’s filename, IPTC Title metadata, or Leave Blank. Specify additional export options in the Publishing Manager:Ī description that appears next to the connection name in the Publish Services panel. In the Lightroom Classic CC Publishing Manager dialog box, look under Flickr Account and click Log In.įollow the prompts to allow Flickr to communicate with Lightroom Classic CC. In the Publish Services panel on the left side of the Library module, click the Flickr connection Set Up button. The Publish Services connection allows Lightroom Classic CC to communicate with your Flickr account. You can also make and view Flickr comments in the Comments panel in the Library module of Lightroom Classic CC. First, establish a connection between Flickr and Lightroom Classic CC, then create a publish collection of photos to publish. The Publish Services panel in the Library module allows you to send photos directly from Lightroom Classic CC to Flickr. Publish from Lightroom Classic CC to Flickr It clearly states images deleted from a phot set will be removed from Flickr when you next tap publish.
Please read in particular the section on managing ‘photo sets’. I do not remember seeing this dialogue boxīut it's possible that being a newby on LR, that I missed it. Thanks, yes, I have read that and that is exactly what I did : In an attempt to clean up that Publish folder because it started toīecome unwieldly, I had removed the published images from the folder. It allows you to dis-connect Flickr from LR.Īs mentioned above, I used the Publish to Flickr found in the Library module of LR. I'm using the Publish feature found in the Library module of LR, where I upload images to that folder, hit Publish, and it sends the images over to Flickr. I don't know what you mean by "LR upload folder". Well, the answers really depend on how you did this upload, and we don't know, you haven't told us.Īlso, please read reply #16 here: Re: Lightroom to Flickr, can I delete originals from HD or will they be removed from Flickr too Not only have I never heard of this, I have never heard of "edit the preference in Flickr"ī) Will I still be able to upload from LR? Or will that be gone as well?Ĭ) do I need to break the connection with my iPhone as well?
" The easiest way to break the connection between LR and your account is to edit the preference in Flickr" On the Flickr forum, I've been told that: Maybe you could be much more specific, and even show us a screen capture. To my surprise, the image is still on Flickr!! This morning, I did a test: I uploaded one image from LR, made sure someone saw that image on Flickr, then deleted it from the LR upload folder, thinking that this would confirm that the image disappeared.
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