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I use Apple's Aperture. I have around 200GB of photos organized in there. When I dump a flash card to the computer (using Aperture), I then remove the card, an
by tibbon 16y ago
I use Apple's Aperture. I have around 200GB of photos organized in there.
When I dump a flash card to the computer (using Aperture), I then remove the card, and delete it manually on the camera.
Then I go through a quick pass in aperture rating everything that is just a poor/duplicate shot as '-1', so that it can go into my deletion bin. Ones that are exceptional get marked to '1' at that point. Most don't get rated. This is a really quick pass.
Then I make a second pass where I can start making more decisions.
A third pass is generally required to figure out what is really decent, worth uploading/printing/retouching.
Fortunately, 16GB of photos isn't too much to organize. Around 450-500 images on my camera.
- mrlyc 16y ago"When I dump a flash card to the computer (using Aperture), I then remove the card, and delete it manually on the camera." A safer way would be to keep at least two copies of your photos at all times. I delete mine from the card only after they are on my hard drive and backed up on an external drive.