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How do you deal with multiple versions of a single photo? Ones with vsrious adjustments, or cropped in different ways?
by jwr 12y ago
How do you deal with multiple versions of a single photo? Ones with vsrious adjustments, or cropped in different ways?
- PavlovsCat 12y agoI'm sure other applications can do that too, but Bibble (since bought by Corel and named Aftershot or something) allows for several sets of settings to exist as "versions" of a RAW file, so it doesn't actually create "physical files" (the cropped/edited etc. JPEG/PNG version, that is) until it's time for the batch to output them how and where you want them, which means you can always delete and recreate the output files at will.
- bane 12y agoI don't. I just dump them all in the same pot and look at them. If I need to select some out for some purpose (making an album or something), I just make another folder inside there and copy out the ones I need for that purpose. The ones I publish, I go through, pick the best shots from the group and when I go through and edit the levels and crops and such I usually do a little pruning of that set along the way and the edited versions go in yet another folder deeper (so I have a non-destructive copy). It's useful for me to publish several variations (like different zoom levels or crops) so they buyers can buy one that fits their need the best.