I shoot in RAW only, process in DPP and save in JPEG.
Current year RAW and JPEG's are saved on the computer SSD and separately to different external drives - one for Raw and one for JPEG's. Previous years work are also saved to external drives. I am quite ruthless with the delete button, getting rid of anything not technically good, soft, duplicates and generally stuff I don't like. I only keep stuff worth saving, because however cheap storage is, wading through Tat to get to the good stuff is just too much of a pain.
I also keep a file on my computer of favourites/ best work/ published work, as an easy to find reference. This file is not as large as I would like.
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I shoot RAW Save the raw files and PSD of edits + Jpegs for websites. Disc is cheap so I just add more disc. Currently 18 TB
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Same as Bill, shoot RAW and save JPEG for Flickr etc.
Have a Loupedeck so easy to run through images, mark as rejected or rate as keeper. Then easy to delete all the rejected in one go.
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Thanks Trev.....( I detest the time at the computer....I do enough of that for my work)....catching up with some work report writing now as it happens....just got slightly distracted
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I do the same RAW and LPEG in camera, download both to computer then ruthlessly delete. Filing the RAW shots and using the JPEG's for my photo diary. Should mention I do not take hundreds of shots, usually six at the most of a subject, Could not be bothered to have to sit at the computer and go through several hundred shots then muck around with them in photoshop or whatever, perhaps a crop but that's it.
I can never get my head around the idea of taking hundreds of shots of a subject.
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Thanks Ian.....I think I will do similar - keep a CR3 file and a JPEG file (except I just shoot in RAW and make a JPEG after processing).....and processing on DPP and then Affinity if needed.
I hope I can retain the discipline to delete what I don't need.
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I record in camera in both JPEG and RAW (CR3 on the R) and save both copies of those pics I decide to save on to my own mirror drive. i have never used TIFFs or DNG. The only time I see TIFFs is in the internal transfer between LR and PS but I never save in this format. Occasionally in PS I’ll save in PSD format If I need to retain the file for future use. I work on the principal that If I have the original camera RAW file then it is always available in the future if I need it.
The pics i decide to retain are processed in LR are saved to JPEG on the mirror drive and LR pics are regularly pruned to retain space as I don’t want to pay for extra storage
Nowadays I go through the shots on camera and try to be rigorous on the pics worth saving and those to be discarded (this wasn’t always the case!)
Ian
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Can you please advise me on what you consider to be the best format to save photos.
I've been saving TIFFS and DNGs as I believe nothing is lost.....I've used LR in the past but want to switch to DPP and Affinity.
TIFFS take a lot of storage space and that is a concern long term.
Any advice please?Tags: None
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