![]() You run it from inside Lightroom and it imports all your Picasa Albums, people/faces, and star ratings. I decided to polish it up and offer it for others to use for free. I searched all over the web and could not find a good solution, so I wrote one myself. ![]() I wrote a Lightroom plugin for migrating from Picasa to Lightroom. Many hours of work lost.ĭoes anyone have experience with either method, or advice? Ideally I'd like to have Lightroom know about the edits, so that I have access to both the originals and the edited version within Lightroom. I won't know which photos have been edited, or what I did to them. Import the photos as-is into Lightroom, and then redo the edits.(Or equivalently export all my photos to a new directory tree.) I think that Lightroom will ignore the hidden subdirectories, so all history will be lost in Lightroom, and I won't have easy access to the originals any more. Picasa saves a copy of the original in a hidden subdirectory, and then saves the photo with the edits applied. Save the photos within Picasa before importing into Lightroom.Thousands of my photos have edits (mostly straightening and crops), which I would like to carry over to Lightroom. The problem is that Picasa is, like Lightroom, a non-destructive editor. Now that Google has announced they're ending support for Picasa (not that it was ever well supported, but at least it was free) I'm thinking about moving to Lightroom. The photos are a mix of my own digital snapshots, and scans of my 35mm film and old family photos. I've been a long time user of Picasa (the Windows desktop application, not Picasa Web Albums), and have roughly 40k photos.
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