Chrisly2009
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Ok so if I tell you how I have just edited my portraits for a client, maybe you knowledgable people could tell me if there is a better and more to the point - faster way of doing things:
So I take the images and if I shoot raw, I convert them and open in cs2 for editing. I then edit the images and save in a new folder.
Next, I go back to each and every photo as some would be portrait and some landscape to crunch the image size down to 900 x 600 for portrait and maybe 1200 x 800 for landscape with copyright sign over top.
I now have original files in one folder, tiff files in another, the edited jpeg files in another and then finally the crunched files for online slideshow which client can view.
Is this really how it works or is there a far easier and less time consuming way of creating a successful workflow?
thanks for your time guys
Chris
So I take the images and if I shoot raw, I convert them and open in cs2 for editing. I then edit the images and save in a new folder.
Next, I go back to each and every photo as some would be portrait and some landscape to crunch the image size down to 900 x 600 for portrait and maybe 1200 x 800 for landscape with copyright sign over top.
I now have original files in one folder, tiff files in another, the edited jpeg files in another and then finally the crunched files for online slideshow which client can view.
Is this really how it works or is there a far easier and less time consuming way of creating a successful workflow?
thanks for your time guys
Chris
