After a system update on Mac M1 Mac Book Pro catalogs are not recognized
AnsweredNot only Luminar AI crashes after processing a dozen images or so, constantly that gets annoying but this morning my computer wanted to update itself and I allowed.... After that Luminar AI refused to recognize its own catalog even when I tried to load it manually. I lost all edits for several hundred photos I mad over several last days. I had to delete all files and move original pictures to a new folder to make Luminar to read the picture files again. There is a deadly flaw in the software which will turn away all professional users especially that there is no contact information for tech support.
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Thats why it so important to at least run Mac's Time Machine back up or another system before you update your OS. My catalog became corrupt after two days with Luminar AI fortunately I didn't have a lot of edits in there yet so I just brought back the original catalog from two days earlier and good to go.
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Just discovered every I time I update OS, then open AI it doesn't recognise catalog.
I found the catalog now on my desktop, I think this has to do with Big Sur having issues with the catalog during update (not sure).
I moved the catalog back to the area it was before and I renamed it with a relevant date (I was advised by another member to rename it).
All restored fine except all my edits were gone (not a huge issue as my edited JPEGS were still there).
All my files that I had rejected and placed in Luminar trash were now back where they were before deleting (that was more of a pain as I had to reject and delete them again).
Lessons learned.
Before updating OS clean out your Luminar trash so that those files don't come back.
Back up your catalog (catalogue for us in the rest of the world LOL).
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