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Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 6
Threads: 2
Joined: Apr 2015
Hi,
Reading the LR4 Long term / construction short guide I found the actual deleting a rather strange step. Not in keeping with the concept of using RAW and non-destructive editing software like Lightroom (and honestly, with 200Gb worth of images per project I would rather not duplicate everything as well).
Would it be an option to, rather than deleting incorporate the reject flag option from Lightroom and just skip / ignore those images. Over the last couple of years I have found several situations (many also outside construction / long term situations) in which this would also be practical for many other situations, e.g. to remove several images which had (annoying) birds in them, or several images with ripples in a lake that were annoying in the time-lapse, but by themselves were good images.
Cheers, Wouter
Reading the LR4 Long term / construction short guide I found the actual deleting a rather strange step. Not in keeping with the concept of using RAW and non-destructive editing software like Lightroom (and honestly, with 200Gb worth of images per project I would rather not duplicate everything as well).
Would it be an option to, rather than deleting incorporate the reject flag option from Lightroom and just skip / ignore those images. Over the last couple of years I have found several situations (many also outside construction / long term situations) in which this would also be practical for many other situations, e.g. to remove several images which had (annoying) birds in them, or several images with ripples in a lake that were annoying in the time-lapse, but by themselves were good images.
Cheers, Wouter