[Ti] OT - digital workflow

[Scott Warren]

I am not a fan of iPhoto at all, the biggest problem is that iPhoto  
takes the pictures and makes its own directories and I just dont like  
the folders by date.

2 programs I use are JAlbum (http://jalbum.net/index.jsp - Free and  
multi platform) and CocoViewX (http://www.stalkingwolf.net/software/ 
cocoviewx/ - Free)

Jalbum is great for making web sites full of photos as it does lots  
of work for you and you can tweak the heck out of it.
CocoViewX is nice as it lets you look at photos.  I do wish the crop  
feature was better but its good for Free and on the Mac.

-- Scott


On Jul 11, 2006, at 3:59 PM, alexandre wrote:

> hi (and sorry for the slightly off-topic post)
>
> i'm having some difficulty in organising my digital photography  
> workflow. i recently purchased a nikon d70 and have been shooting  
> in raw format since. i also have a sony dsc-p200 for times when i  
> don't need/want high quality pics (and don't wan't to carry around  
> a dslr.
>
> i can't get myself to use iphoto because of the way it organises  
> files, but i like it's "all-in-one" capabilities. the university i  
> teach at bought me a copy of aperture with looks great and seems to  
> run fine on my configuration. but the questions remain: what file  
> should i work on? the original? a copy? and so on…
>
> i'd be interested in hearing how others organise their files and  
> the workflow in general. i've done some googling but the results  
> were disappointing. please mail me off-list if you consider this  
> off-topic.
>
> thank you
>
> alexandre
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