Photographers...What software
k three ifers
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From: Buffalo, NY
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From: cali
lol, all you have to do is google turn a photo to a cartoon you will find tons of tutorials.
aka Heywoodjablowme
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From: Nashville, TN
First thing I do from a shoot is to capture each card to the hard drive.
Then, I make a duplicate copy of all shots and keep them in a "negatives" folder for safe keeping. I then make a hard copy to CD or DVD depending on how many shots were taken. I would get into renaming images, but I'm not sure you wanna go that far.
Also, you won't be able to work on the images from the disc, beacause the disc would be rendered un-writable after you burn it. You'll always want to work on the images from the hard drive.
Then, I make a duplicate copy of all shots and keep them in a "negatives" folder for safe keeping. I then make a hard copy to CD or DVD depending on how many shots were taken. I would get into renaming images, but I'm not sure you wanna go that far.
Also, you won't be able to work on the images from the disc, beacause the disc would be rendered un-writable after you burn it. You'll always want to work on the images from the hard drive.
for resizing &/or renaming in any size "batch", i have found nothing easier to use than Fastone Photo Resizer
according to their website, this might be a cool feature for some as well:
FastStone Photo Resizer 2.6 Freeware (Last Update: 2008-06-06)
An image converter / resizer intended to enable users especially digital camera owners to convert, rename, resize, crop, rotate, change color depth, add text and watermark to images in a quick and easy BATCH mode.
Last edited by James3370; Jun 11, 2008 at 11:03 AM.