Nathan (gemsling) wrote,
Nathan
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Photography workflow

For soome time, I have been planning to write up my photography workflow, but never get around to it. Thinking about workflow (and reading about other people's workflows) can help identify problems and room for improvement.

So, while I haven't written it yet, when I stop to think about it, I realise that my workflow's broken. The problem is that I want to process all the photos I take, but don't achieve that, because it takes too much time. My folder structure is geared towards processing everything, but I think I need to work out a way to have:

- A spot for all the RAW files.
- A spot for all the JPEG output (both processed and merely converted)
- Some way to indentify which JPEG images have been processed.

Another option would be have a separate spot for the processed photos, but I'm not sure I like that. It would actually be quite good in some ways, but it's a big shift.
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