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Workflow: Using Google Photos as a Master Archive

January 30, 2019 by Andrew Fritz

Create a google photos master archive.

A Google Photos master archive can be a game changer for your photography. Master Archives are a powerful tool for breaking out of RAW editor lock in, but they are also the key to unlocking your photos for easy use. A Google Photos master archive puts your entire archive of works at your fingertips to […]

Filed Under: Workflow Tagged With: archive, drive, google photos, image search, master archive, workflow

Workflow: Setting up a Master Photography Archive

January 16, 2019 by Andrew Fritz

Master Photography Archives - Cover Photo

Sooner or later, every photographer finds a reason to split up their RAW catalog, change RAW tools, or even use multiple RAW editors for different projects. Even if they continue to use the same RAW tool, projects will start being split between catalogs, by year, or month, or project to combat the tool grinding to […]

Filed Under: Workflow Tagged With: archive, finding photos, master archive, master photography archive, photography archive, workflow

Workflow: Setting up a Project Based Workflow

October 31, 2018 by Andrew Fritz

Setting Up Project Based Workflows - Web Cover Photo-50

I use a project based workflow. Every single photo shoot ends up in its own catalog. I use Capture One’s Inside Catalog as my storage location, so my catalog directories are self contained. With a little forethought, Lightroom users can do the same. Setting up a project based workflow is easy. For a more in […]

Filed Under: Workflow Tagged With: archive, capture one, file management, jpg, lightroom, photoshoot, project, raw, workflow

Workflow: Taming the Beast by Splitting Your Photo Catalogs

October 10, 2018 by Andrew Fritz

Choosing a workflow to make your life easier - project based workflow - semi-monolithic workflow

In my previous post about high level workflow design and breaking vendor lock-in, I referenced different types of workflows: the monolithic, semi-monolithic and project based workflow. I didn’t go into detail then (that post was already getting long), but now it is time to talk about them in detail. This article is primarily about the […]

Filed Under: Capture One, Workflow Tagged With: capture one, lightroom, monolithic workflow, organizing, project based workflow, raw files, semi-monolithic workflow, storage, workflow

Workflow: High Level Design and Breaking Lock-In

October 3, 2018 by Andrew Fritz

Bang Head Here: Breaking Vendor Lock in with an Alternative Photo Workflow Cover Photo

Once upon a time, there was Lightroom, and only one catalog. All photos went into this catalog for editing and searching. Then the catalog got bloated and slow. Adobe started to charge a monthly fee to access the photographers own archive. It became impossible to tell what images were finished and which still needed work […]

Filed Under: Workflow Tagged With: alternative photo workflow, capture one, digikam, lightroom, managing photo archives, photography, workflow

Workflow: Backup Strategies for Photographers

September 26, 2018 by Andrew Fritz

Local Network Backup Strategies for Photographers

Backups should be a key part of any photographers workflow. It isn’t a matter of if you will have a storage device fail, but when. However, many photographers, amateur and pro alike, lack the background knowledge to understand what is really needed. In this post I will explore backup strategies for photographers including risk analysis, […]

Filed Under: Workflow Tagged With: backup strategy, cloud, hard drive, jpg, local, photoshelter, raw, workflow, zenfolio

Capture One: Catalogs vs Sessions

September 12, 2018 by Andrew Fritz

Capture One Catalogs vs Sessions

One of the most frequent questions I get asked at my Capture One classes is the difference between Sessions and Catalogs. Lets dive into how they each work: Capture One Catalogs vs Sessions. TL;DR: Capture One Catalogs vs Sessions Sessions are: Old school, the original Capture One system. Directory based: you move files around between […]

Filed Under: Capture One, Workflow Tagged With: capture one, catalog, image management, import, monolithic, project based, raw management, session, workflow

Capture One – 4 Step Editing

July 14, 2018 by Andrew Fritz

Capture One Editing in 4 Easy Steps

Capture One Pro has been my go-to editing software for a long while now (since version 6). Over that time, the way I edit has gotten simpler and simpler. Today, 99.9% of photos take only 4 easy steps to edit. Some photos get more attention, but most are straight forward. This is Capture One Editing […]

Filed Under: Capture One, Workflow Tagged With: auto adjust, capture one, edit, event photography, fundamentals, levels, quick photo editing, white balance

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