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While I ponder
I am trying to digest the shooting in SF. For reasons personal I am not likely to watch the video (it's not that I'm squeamish, I just dislike seeing people killed).
In the meanwhile I've tried the uploading tool for Flickr. Meh. It truncates the photo info. Since I like having the photo info that's a "war stopper" for me. Which sucks, because I like all the other features. The ability to see the images (so I don't have to recall which file = which name), is great. Being able to edit the tags, descriptions, etc. before I upload things; so they aren't up there for all to see before I to all that, also really nice.
Being able to post to more than one set at a time is wonderful (because I am sort of lazy. At five-ten minutes per photo to get them uploaded, tagged, and described, going in and taking more time to sort them into sets, one set at a time, is just more hassle).
So, I either need to figure out a way to edit the data, so it does upload, or use the tool as a way to get the order right, so I can use the default tool flicker has.
That, or stop publishing shooting data.
Thoughts?
In the meanwhile I've tried the uploading tool for Flickr. Meh. It truncates the photo info. Since I like having the photo info that's a "war stopper" for me. Which sucks, because I like all the other features. The ability to see the images (so I don't have to recall which file = which name), is great. Being able to edit the tags, descriptions, etc. before I upload things; so they aren't up there for all to see before I to all that, also really nice.
Being able to post to more than one set at a time is wonderful (because I am sort of lazy. At five-ten minutes per photo to get them uploaded, tagged, and described, going in and taking more time to sort them into sets, one set at a time, is just more hassle).
So, I either need to figure out a way to edit the data, so it does upload, or use the tool as a way to get the order right, so I can use the default tool flicker has.
That, or stop publishing shooting data.
Thoughts?
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http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshoplightroom/
It helped me organize my photos, not lose original images by accidentally overwriting them through Photoshop, and speed up my old workflow since I'm not working with 3 different applications. From memory card to Flickr, the majority of my photos only touch Lightroom.
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Things which make me like LightZone are the non-destructive edits of everything. No matter what the format of the original file the edits are done on the side, and applied at output.
If I weren't interested in having .tifs, for commercial reasons, I'd just use Lightzone to convert to flickr-sized .jpgs and have done, but I need a tiff.
Which means I have a slightly more involved workflow, with filing protocols, and the like, effectively setting up batches of work in each category. I really do need to write it up.
I am rarely working in more than one edtiting app at a time, and when I am it's because I am being irritated at processing time and multi-tasking in one program while another is crunching numbers.