- Aug 26, 2001
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Hey guys,
I finally have my primary computer back in 100% working order. For the last year or so, my photography workflow has been interrupted by computer crashes, computer switches, and generally marred by sloppiness. I've spent a few hours rummaging through my old hard drives for images and recovered pretty much everything (thank god).
I just reinstalled Lightroom, which I had experimented with about a year ago. I've got a pretty good system in place for sorting through a batch of photos, tagging keepers and deletes, rating the remaining images, and touching up the best ones.
Before Lightroom, I would copy the raw files directly off my camera into a folder, structured: \yyyy\mm-dd-description. Within that folder I would create the following folders:
\workspace\ - for photos to touch up
\bob\ - for the best photos from the workspace.
Basically, what's the best way to organization sets of photos and mark individual photos within each set as the best of that set? Any websites or guides or thoughts?
I finally have my primary computer back in 100% working order. For the last year or so, my photography workflow has been interrupted by computer crashes, computer switches, and generally marred by sloppiness. I've spent a few hours rummaging through my old hard drives for images and recovered pretty much everything (thank god).
I just reinstalled Lightroom, which I had experimented with about a year ago. I've got a pretty good system in place for sorting through a batch of photos, tagging keepers and deletes, rating the remaining images, and touching up the best ones.
Before Lightroom, I would copy the raw files directly off my camera into a folder, structured: \yyyy\mm-dd-description. Within that folder I would create the following folders:
\workspace\ - for photos to touch up
\bob\ - for the best photos from the workspace.
Basically, what's the best way to organization sets of photos and mark individual photos within each set as the best of that set? Any websites or guides or thoughts?