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Specify initial previews when importing
As photos are imported, Lightroom can immediately
display a photo’s embedded preview, or display higher-quality previews
as the program renders them. Embedded previews are created on-the-fly
by cameras and are not color managed, so embedded previews don’t
match how Lightroom interprets the camera raw files. Previews rendered
by Lightroom take longer to generate but are color managed.
 In the Import Photos dialog box, do one of the
following: To immediately display images using the
smallest previews embedded in the photos, choose Initial Previews >
Minimal. Lightroom renders standard-size previews when needed.
To display the largest possible preview available
from the camera, choose Initial Previews > Embedded
& Sidecar. This option may take longer than a Minimal preview
but is still faster than rendering a standard-size preview.
To display previews as Lightroom renders them, choose
Initial Previews > Standard. Standard-size previews
use the ProPhoto RGB color space and are what you to see in the
Fit zoom level of the Loupe view. Specify the Standard preview size
in the Catalog Settings dialog box. See Set preview cache.
To display previews that are a 100% view of actual
pixels, as in the Develop module, choose Initial Previews >
1:1.
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