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Old 10-25-2012, 01:12 PM   #1
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Managing and Storing Photo Library

I'm quickly running out of space on my macbook and I haven't been able to find a really optimal solution on how to move and store my photos on an external NAS but also keeping my Lightroom catalog intact.

For those of you with a large photo library how do you manage it? Do you delete all of the photos you don't like or move them onto a different drive and be done with it?

It seems it'd be a bit more tedious for me to have to go through all of my photos and delete the ones I didn't like (I never really flagged my photos in the past and usually just edited them if I liked it).

Also, once your photos are in a different location, how does your workflow change? Do you store them on your computer, edit, then transfer to a NAS? I'm kind of looking for an optimal solution that doesn't get too tedious in the long run.

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Old 10-29-2012, 01:06 AM   #2
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Just a short summary of what I do.

MBP HD - LR catalog, no image files
HD1 - original files / LR Catalog backup
HD2 - backup of HD1

1 pass through card on camera, quick delete of obvious blurry/misfocus.

2 passes through lightroom.
1st = I reject pictures that I couldn't tell if it was misfocus cause of small LCD screen on camera.
2nd = reject multiples/burst that are weird (ie, blinking, movement)

And then....edit.

Works for me, I could do it better/have more backup...
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Old 10-29-2012, 01:37 AM   #3
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^^^ Pretty much sums it all up!
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Yup. Mine is similar.

Quick pass through on camera
Import pics to pc hdd
Lightroom passes

Concurrently my system schedules a daily backup everyday to my dual hdd nas.
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