Yvonn.ie Posted January 10 Share Posted January 10 Hi I spent all afternoon editing a bunch of files in ACR - I had a lot open, not ideal but I wanted to copy and paste base edits for consistency. Anyway, I know that's probably why so no lectures please. On the 3rd last photo, I got a persistent error message saying 'the operation could not be completed' I couldn't get rid of the dialogue box, nor could I press 'done' to save my work. It crashed out after a bit. When I re-opened Bridge, it looks like nothing has been edited. This is what I was dreading (but expecting). Anyway, I did some digging around and I found that there are xmp files for each cr3 which has made me feel a little optimistic - probably unfounded I guess. The xmp files are between 5kb and 26kb so that implies I think that there is something in there. Am I correct in saying that the xmp files are only created upon editing? I've tried to reopen a file, hoping that the xmp would be applied, but it hasn't applied any changes. Am I out of luck or is there any way that the edits are stored in there somewhere? I've made a copy of the xmp files before I close down for the night, in case they are temporary files or something. On a side note, am I right in saying that Lightroom saves edits as it goes, making this scenario not a risk there? thanks for any help! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Damien Symonds Posted January 10 Share Posted January 10 xmp files are created even when you just apply star ratings to files. If you'd starred them before starting, that's probably what the xmp files are for. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yvonn.ie Posted January 10 Author Share Posted January 10 bugger, yes I did. Thanks... looks like a groundhog day tomorrow then thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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