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Of course this is all personal preference, I shoot every thing in RAW, then
convert them to tiff files to work on in PS, I save the RAW files to hard drive
and to CD/DVD, each time I get an order for reprints I start from the RAW file,
I have a work flow which works for me and is efficient for my needs, I tried
shooting in JPG but never did get used to it, worried to much about "What
if"
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Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 8:37 AM
Subject: Re: Bride vs Photographer
When I shot weddings in the 70's I shot all the formals on a larger
format camera on a tripod
and duplicated each shot on a 35mm camera and had them processed at
different labs or sent them off one at a time.
You must be very careful with digitals as I shots some personal shots in
jpg and had Photoshop automatic batch command change them into tiffs files.
Photoshop over wrote files as it started with the name+1, name+2, not where it
left off in the previous batch. I now rename things every time I add new
files.
In a message dated 5/9/2005 6:30:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mkmusic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
what
strategies are people using to back up their work?
it seems, especially
with digital, there must be many creative ways
to lower the risk of the
loss of images.
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