Software

Aperture To Lightroom: Inside My First Steps

Lisa Robinson

Over the last few months I’ve been slowly mourning my loss of Apple’s support for Aperture and coming to grips with my inevitable move to

Clear: Securely Wipe Old Drives

Doug Daulton

You have rebuilt your photo archive. Now, you have a collection of hard drives, USB drives and CF/SD card that need to be addressed. To start, decide which drives stay and which should go.

Copy: Peace of Mind Through Archives

Doug Daulton

Finally, it is time to bring everything into Lightroom. Before starting, you have a couple of decisions to make. Review the following information and decide where you want your Lightroom assets to live and how you want Lightroom to manage those assets.

Photofocus Q & A Podcast with Nicole S. Young — February 15, 2015

Rich Harrington

Thanks for all the great questions you’ve been sending in to the Photofocus podcast. This week we’re joined by guru and Photofocus contributor Nicole S.

Cull: Remove Dupes and Bad Media

Doug Daulton

Consolidation gathered everything together. Conformation added both order and context while identifying possible duplicates within it. Now, act on this information and begin to cull the repository of duplicate data and media you do not need to process.

Apple is Trying to Tell You Something About Aperture

Rich Harrington

In case it wasn’t clear… Aperture is about to die . “When Photos for OS X is available this spring, Aperture will no longer be

Conform: Meaningful Folder Structures

Doug Daulton

After consolidating source media on the DAM drives, everything is now in one place. Along the way, it is likely that some duplicate data has been created and some media has been copied that we really do not need. At this point, the DAM drives look something like this: