William E Sharp is a British-born freelance music photographer who has recently relocated to New York City. William’s website is located at http://williamesharp.smugmug.com.
For photographers, hard disks are the 21st Century equivalent of filing cabinets. The same care that photographers took over the storage and protection of their negatives and transparencies in the past needs to be applied to their present-day digital files, be they RAW, JPEG, TIFF or even AVI and MPEG. In this tutorial, I am going to look at the different options available to photographers, illustrate the benefits and debunk some of the jargon.
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Aperture is Apple’s professional photography application. It has many strengths and roles in a digital photographer’s workflow including RAW file decoding, image adjustment and book design to name but a few. Today I am going to demonstrate Aperture’s metadata settings.
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Aperture is Apple’s professional photography application. It has many strengths and roles in a digital photographer’s workflow including RAW file decoding, image adjustment and book design to name but a few. Today I am going to demonstrate Aperture’s powerful file management options through a combination of written examples and video screencasts!
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