| Re: Software help - adobe, picassa, microsoft, nero photosnap?
LR2 is handy - you use it on one PC - it creates a database of the images, thumbnails, edits, keywords, etc, etc. Will do non-destructive editing on RAW JPG and other formats as it saves the 'script' of what you did in it's database.
Now you can export 'images' to work on on another computer and re-import the edits back into LR (so i'm told anyway). You have to import them as 1:1 not minimal previews for this to work.
The database gets backup up daily or as often you choose.
For photo prefixes I use w for web - images that have been sized/edited for web only use.
e means it's been edited.
ebw, evt and a few others for certain effects I do (extreme black and white for example).
Then when an image is ordered I give it a prefix of I2, J1, G4 - the letter corresponds to a print size, the number to a quantity. F8 and F24 would mean 8 wallets and 24 wallets respectively. Lets me order images from lab much much faster this way, and if I ever need a print for something I know a J prefix has already been printed as 8x10 so it's easy to find and use.
Last edited by ChrisPerry : 10-07-2008 at 08:20 AM.
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