Join Derrick Story for an in-depth discussion in this video Taking advantage of dual card slots on DSLRs, part of Organizing and Archiving Digital Photos.
I have a camera here with two memory card slots.…I have a little guy right here, and I am going to put a second one in.…Now, we tend to see this more on expensive DSLRs, at least for the time being.…This might be something that migrates down as time goes on.…What I can do is, when I take pictures I can write it to the one memory card…slot, and then I can take my favorites, and I can put it on the second memory card slot.…It's really like having an external hard drive for your computer, but it's built…right into your camera.…
Author
Derrick Story
Released
8/23/2011The course concludes with a look at aspects of a good backup and archival strategy, ranging from the best file format for long-term backup to the best hardware options for offline storage.
- Removing pictures from a card
- Transferring photos to a Windows or Mac computer
- Transferring images with Lightoom, Aperture or iPhoto
- Assigning ratings to photos and flagging favorites
- Filtering photos
- Choosing file formats
- Backing up to the cloud
- Working with multiple hard drives
- Recovering from backups
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 1s
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1. Essential Tools for Transferring, Organizing, and Archiving Photos
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2. Setting the Stage
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3. Transferring Photos from a Memory Card
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Transferring photos to a Mac2m 22s
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4. Viewing Photos with Built-In Tools
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Viewing photos on a Mac2m 52s
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5. The Advantages of Asset-Management Software
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6. Organizing Using Keywords
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Understanding keywords3m 49s
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Lightroom keyword tips2m 42s
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Aperture keyword tips4m 58s
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7. Organizing Using Ratings, Flags, and Color Labels
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Assigning ratings to photos4m 39s
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Flagging your favorites3m 58s
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Organizing in Lightroom1m 50s
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Using filters in Aperture2m 49s
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Organizing in iPhoto3m 35s
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8. Organizing Using Virtual Albums and Collections
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Setting up albums in iPhoto1m 59s
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9. Dealing with Derivative Versions
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10. Backing Up and Archiving Photos
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Choosing file formats4m 39s
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Backing up to hard drives3m 31s
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Deciding photos to archive1m 34s
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Backing up to the cloud2m 49s
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11. Recovering from Backups
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Recovering in Lightroom5m 20s
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Recovering in Aperture6m 52s
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Recovering in iPhoto2m 46s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 54s
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