I have no affiliation with this site or the author, just thought it was a nice article to pass along...
http://fstoppers.com/a-fast-and-efficient-workflow-for-the-traveling-photographer
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I have no affiliation with this site or the author, just thought it was a nice article to pass along...
http://fstoppers.com/a-fast-and-efficient-workflow-for-the-traveling-photographer
It is a nice article on workflow.
Pretty much standard I assume, except the backup program.
It is a nice article on workflow.
Pretty much standard I assume, except the backup program.
Yes, you are correct; that's the difference is the methodology of creating a new catalog for each travel location and then using Chronosync to backup both catalogs and photos. I don't know why I didn't think about doing that before -- I've had Chronosync for years but was copying my photos/catalog manually. Of course, this doesn't help Windows folks, but there are other ways of emulating the behavior with Windows.
I have been keeping the same catalog on my laptop and just adding to it with each shoot and then selecting what I want to import to my permanent catalog at home and I see now that's the hard way. This might have been obvious to everyone else, but not to me ![]()
What are the best ways to emulate this behavior on Windows based machines?
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