A very good Aperture tip...
10/12/07 21:18 Filed in: Photo Tips
| Aperture
I
have been using this technique since day one, sorry
that I have not mentioned this before, I guess I am
so used to it, if you ever have been to one of my
workshops then you know, I do explain this in
details, for those who don't, then read the full
story from David Schloss.
David Schloss from Aperture User Professional Network (AUPN) has beaten me to it, thanks David and I have to admit, this is one of the better and useful Aperture tips in a long time. Straight to the point and no blah, blah.
Thanks for sharing.
There is also another interesting one on the new Nikon D3, good reading.
Making good use of projects on the road
( posted by David Schloss on Yesterday, 03:09 PM )
We talk a lot in our Road Tour classes about the workflow needed to keep a Library on a desktop and a laptop system up to date, but truth be told, I rarely bother with any of that.
When I'm traveling for a shoot, I usually don't need to have my existing Library file with me—it would be easy to take it with me, all my images are referenced and so my whole Library is relatively small—because images in previous shoots rarely have bearing on my current shoots... more also on the new Nikon D3 very interesting report for all your Nikon fans.
This is great for all your travel photographers, go and check it out @ http://www.apertureprofessional.com/
David Schloss from Aperture User Professional Network (AUPN) has beaten me to it, thanks David and I have to admit, this is one of the better and useful Aperture tips in a long time. Straight to the point and no blah, blah.
Thanks for sharing.
There is also another interesting one on the new Nikon D3, good reading.
Making good use of projects on the road
( posted by David Schloss on Yesterday, 03:09 PM )
We talk a lot in our Road Tour classes about the workflow needed to keep a Library on a desktop and a laptop system up to date, but truth be told, I rarely bother with any of that.
When I'm traveling for a shoot, I usually don't need to have my existing Library file with me—it would be easy to take it with me, all my images are referenced and so my whole Library is relatively small—because images in previous shoots rarely have bearing on my current shoots... more also on the new Nikon D3 very interesting report for all your Nikon fans.
This is great for all your travel photographers, go and check it out @ http://www.apertureprofessional.com/