Piers
Aperture was there before LR as a DMS and Capture One does it as well (which is
why I moved to C1 from Aperture).
Chris
> On 9 Jan 17, at 18:55, Piers Hemy <piers@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> In this respect, you have missed the single biggest advantage of LR (which
> is, as far as I am aware, unique to LR). IT isn't just an image editor, it is
> an image management database too. You do not need to change any of your
> existing file structure, just leave your images where they are ("import" them
> into LR so as to give LR the information it needs to find them, of course)
> and then start to use LR keywords to classify the images. By all means use
> Family, Little League, Airport, Skydiving, Pretty, Boys, Girls in as many
> combinations as you please for each image. The beauty of this approach is
> that it is infinitely flexible and can be modified, expanded, developed as
> your needs evolve. And unlike a classification using the PC file/folder
> structure, it is multi-dimensional. You are not forced to choose whether a
> given image is an "Airport" image or a "Pretty Girl" image - give that image
> all three keywords, and you can later search for images meeting the "Pretty"
> and "Girl" criteria
. Or "Airport" and "Girl". Or...
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