From the course: Kids Photography: At Home
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Looking at some basic Lightroom post tips
From the course: Kids Photography: At Home
Looking at some basic Lightroom post tips
- After a shoot, I like to come home and import my cards as quickly as possible. I use Lightroom, there are a lot of other programs you can use, Bridge, ACR, to name a couple. But I want to have those images off the cards and some place safe. I also back them up to another source. In Lightroom you'll be able to see when you do import that you can import to two locations. I do choose another hard drive, and in the make a second copy to area, I call it import backup, and that's something that I always have, just so that I have a second copy of them somewhere safe. Once my card is imported, I will remove it and then start culling through the images. Culling can take hours or it can take an hour, or it can take a little bit less than that. It completely depends on how many shots you have, how many cards you have, and how many different setups you have in your shoot. For this particular shoot, we had a lot of different setups in one family session. So what I would start out by doing is…
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