Top Tips To Help You Manage Your Digital Photo Catalogue
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Photography Explained Podcast Episode 199 - Top Tips To Help You Manage Your Digital Photo Catalogue
You need to organise your photos on your computer so you can find any photo quickly and easily. Once you have done that, you have the small matter of looking after that precious collection of photos, which, as a photographer, is your everything. I don’t want to overstate this—as a photographer, your photos should be your everything. Without them, what have you got?
In this episode, I tell you
- Why this is important
- Why you need to get rid of the rubbish (and what it is)
- How to add data to photos.
- How to use software tools to keep things organised.
- How will this help you today, tomorrow, and in the future.
I also tell you
- What if you use a phone to take photos
- What I do
- And what I did (don’t do this)
- And a little bit about me.
All explained in plain English, without the irrelevant detail, in (much) less than 27 (ish) minutes!
What is not to love? How utterly splendid!
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Cheers from me Rick