For photographers who work with RAW files and edit in Lightroom Classic, Mylio Photos has a powerful feature that lets you stack your edited photos with your RAW ones. This keeps your Mylio Photos library organized without duplicates of edited and RAW photos. The power of Mylio Photos is keeping
If you have been using Lightroom, you are probably quite familiar with using Catalogs. But up until the last few years, Capture One only had Sessions. So what’s the difference between the two options? Why should you use one over the other? What is a Catalog in Capture One? A
Photos should be for memories. Mylio Photos is designed to let you access your photos from everywhere, and the Calendar view is a delightful way to take a trip down memory lane from any of your Mylio-connected devices. If you haven’t tried Mylio yet, getting set up is straightforward. If
Losing precious data is always in the back of our minds as photographers. What happens if a client comes back and wants more photos? What happens if, three years from now, I decide to randomly edit photos from this one particular photoshoot? What if I don’t keep every one of
Using digital asset managers (DAMs) can be a great move to help organize your image library. But as wonderful as they can be for your workflow, you still have to make sure you don’t succumb to some of their downsides. I recently wrote about some of the benefits of using
Long before catalogs were as popular as they are now in photo editing software, Capture One had sessions available to help photographers organize their photoshoots. Based on the thought behind tethering, each session is a different photoshoot, filled with a series of files from your camera. Sessions let users stay
This morning, Skylum issued a statement that addresses the migration of the catalog from previous Luminar versions to Luminar Neo. As the company has stated in the past, migration will not be available upon launch. However, the team is working on a tool to make this easier: “What differentiates Luminar
Last year I started using Lightroom on my mobile phone. As a longtime Lightroom Classic enthusiast, I started using Lightroom for the portability: I love being able to edit photos on my phone or tablet, without needing to be at my desktop computer. However, as I’ve written about before, there
Should I have one or many Lightroom catalogs? I asked myself that question when I first used Lightroom. Years later, I found the answer.
When I first switched to Capture One as my primary photo management and editing tool, I knew I wanted to come up with a workflow that suited how I photograph. But I also knew that I needed a quick and easy way to find the photos I needed, whether it
With Luminar, any changes made to an image are non-destructive, meaning the original image hasn’t changed. We can undo any edits we have made at any stage using the history tool. To make this possible, Luminar uses a catalog to store a reference to the location of folders and subfolders
In addition to being an excellent image post processing tool, Skylum’s Luminar 3 is also a digital asset management tool. As with any photo organization tool, users should put some thought into the organization of the images on their hard drive before getting too far along with the software. A
