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I find that what photographers really need aside from specific direction (ie. How do i do XYZ in Lightroom?) is a sense of the big picture, a sense of why we make one decision over another, and how it all fits together.
All of our great authors and contributors over the years have shared some amazing tips and techniques. I have taken some of the best Lightroom and workflow posts and compiled them into a quick list of links and extended resources for photographers.
Preparing- Don’t lose your photos before you download
- Folder naming conventions (I)
- Folder and file naming conventions (II)
- To DNG or not to DNG
- Approaching a big shoot
Importing
- Import considerations
- Fine-tuning your selection for importing files
- Using auto import
- Lightroom and 1:1 previews
- Copyright and metadata
Tagging
- Ranking rules in Lightroom
- Regulating your keywords
- Better living through metadata
- Rating and flagging images
- To delete, or not to delete
Processing
- RPG keys - Lightroom editing
- Working in the develop module
- Processing 101
- Multiple catalogs
- Exploring white balance
Presenting
- Revisiting slideshow pro
- Lightroom as your datasource
- From Lightroom to the iPhone
- Slideshow workflow
- Lightning quick galleries
Exporting
Archiving
- Storage solutions for photographers
- The fundamental storage strategy
- The simplest storage solution
- In search of the perfect portable storage device
- The economics of online backup
Happy Learning!
|Brandon Oelling
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Comments (2)
Thanks Brandon this is a great resource! I'm hoping some of the other photographers here will post their own real world workflow (what was shot, how it was tagged, edited and delivered) from start to finish in the future.
Thanks for your comments Mauricio.
We've recently posted a detailed workflow on our blog for a recent project.
http://x-equals.com/blog/?p=229
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