About Time Machine local snapshotsĪccording to the link, 'Time Machine stores snapshots only on disks that have plenty of free space, and it automatically deletes snapshots as they age or as space is needed for other things.'Įven so, the Terminal.app prompt only resulted in three or four (not sure about the 4th) results. Look at local snapshots and see if they are accumulating. Or from Terminal.app copy and paste: tmutil listlocalsnapshots / Topaz Photo AI supercharges your image quality so you can focus on the creative part of photography. Sharpen, remove noise, and increase the resolution of your photos with tomorrow’s technology. Look at local snapshots and see if they are accumulating. Maximize your image quality, on autopilot. System Data used to be labeled 'Other' confusing no? Thank you very much for any insight and help you might be able to provide in getting this issue fixed!

To my extremely non-technical eye, it appears there is a faulty connection between document files and System Data. When I copied the folder of images back to the HD, it showed both Documents and System Data increased by 38g. Both Documents and System Data decreased by 38g. So I moved a 38g folder of images from the Documents on the HD to an external drive. I was curious if the issue had to deal with Lightroom Classic or not. This caused Lightroom Classic to shut down the sync prematurely because the HD storage limits were reached. The problem was System Data seemed to grow in size at the same rate as files being downloaded from the cloud to the HD. We recently created a new catalog on the HD which meant downloading files from the cloud to my HD.

I've been working with Adobe support to clear up some sync issues between Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.

Topaz Photo AI 2.1.2 download the new