Developing a Workflow System by Stuart Gibson

W ith digital we can immediately review our pictures on the camera LCDand re-shoot where necessary. This creates many shots of the same subject, so it’s essential to have an organised workflow system in order todownload, store, organise, catalogue, and process these photos on ourcomputers. Organisin...

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Published inThe Underwater Photographer pp. 503 - 520
Main Author Edge, Martin
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States Routledge 2010
Taylor & Francis Group
Subjects
Photographic equipment & techniques
PHOTOGRAPHY & PHOTOGRAPHS
Special kinds of photography
Workflow System
Prefix Code
Basic Guidelines
Dialogue Screen
Good File Management
Underwater Photographer
Hard Drive
Workflow Structure
Card
Adobe Lightroom
Library Module
Folder Structure
Lightroom Modules
Maldives
Follow
Proprietary Tool
File Management
Photographer
Photo Trip
Sort
DNG
Dive Trip
Import Photos
Image Workflow
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ISBN0240521641
9780240521640
DOI10.4324/9780080956930-20

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Summary:W ith digital we can immediately review our pictures on the camera LCDand re-shoot where necessary. This creates many shots of the same subject, so it’s essential to have an organised workflow system in order todownload, store, organise, catalogue, and process these photos on ourcomputers. Organising them in this way can be confusing and problematic formany of us. This chapter covers some basic guidelines for managing thethousands of images we can accrue during a dive trip.
ISBN:0240521641
9780240521640
DOI:10.4324/9780080956930-20