“One of my buddies had his camera bag stolen at a reception, so I know I can’t be too safe!” “Before I go to a wedding, I create a master folder on my travel hard drive that houses 11 different subfolders.” (See below.) “During the wedding reception, my assistant and I back up the memory cards to the proper folders,” she tells us. Ginny Corbett approaches photo-saving a bit differently, downloading mid-shoot at her weddings. If you’re NEVER going to use those “bad” photos-the blinks, the misfires, and the out-of-focus outtakes-why let them take up space on your computer?įor culling, we also love Lightroom (click “P” to flag as a “Pick”), and PhotoMechanic (click Command+1 to label a “Winner”.) Option #2: Immediately Save Your Files On-Site She culls further for the final delivery, but this initial cull and deletion eliminates any unusable shots. Then-and here’s the scary part- Spanki deletes all the photographs that didn’t make the first cut. “I immediately cull through my images, adding a star to my favorites.” (Command+1 will do this for you quickly!) “When I get home, I download the SD card and open the RAW files in Adobe Bridge,” she says. Spanki Mills employs the most popular approach: downloading her memory cards to her computer at home after a session. Option #1: Save Your Photos when the Shoot is Over Your Solution : Task an assistant with downloading mid-shoot, or prioritize immediate downloading after your session. Your Mission : Download your memory cards and safeguard your photographs-quickly!
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