Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC 2023 v12.5.0.1 download the new version for android

Is there anyway to stop lightroom from doing that and just using the photo from the original location? I deleted one of the copy folders and it seems that prevents me from editing what i imported in lightroom By good news is any duplicated files are only temporarily cached in a holding area waiting for upload. I'm on lightroom (CC i think?) and when i Import photos for editing i'm finding out that it's been making copies of photos already on my hard drive and taking up massive amounts of space. If that system isn't to your liking, you could also consider the Lightroom Classic app instead, which references locally held images only (so your existing hard drive images can simply be 'added' to the Lightroom Classic catalog from the existing location, thereby avoiding the initial duplication which Lightroom Desktop enforces). Note that the original files that you imported into Lightroom are no longer referenced by Lightroom, it is the user's responsibility to manage those. That local copy of the imported images is used as the source for the subsequent upload to the cloud (where they become the 'masters') and the local version will eventually become eligible for deletion (though that may take many days, weeks or months before they are deleted). That location by default is within the local Lightroom library on the user's system drive, though it is possible to specify an alternative location for the originals if desired (though you can't change the location of the rest of the data in the local library).

The way that it works when importing images from a local hard driver is that a COPY of whatever files you are importing is placed in the designated location for the Lightroom 'originals'. It sounds like you are using the cloud-centric Lightroom Desktop app (there's no longer any app called Lightroom CC).

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC 2023 v12.5.0.1 download the new version for android