- #PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM INSTALL#
- #PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM PRO#
- #PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM SOFTWARE#
- #PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM PASSWORD#
For technical support, please visit the Camera Bits Forums. It uploads your RAW files, but it works on the JPEG versions by default. Note: PhotoShelter does not provide technical support for the Photo Mechanic application itself. In the "Status Log" window, there will be an "OK" status indicator next to images that have been successfully uploaded to your PhotoShelter account. Once the upload has begun, you'll see a window displaying the queue of uploads. Make any other desired image adjustments here (be sure to scroll down in this window to see what else is available to you), and click "Send" to start your upload.Ħ. You may select from either the Listed or Unlisted sections of your Image Browser, or you may create a new gallery/collection by clicking the "New Gallery" or "New Collection" buttons. Choose the gallery/collection to which you want to upload images.
#PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM PASSWORD#
Click on the "Connections" button in the "File Uploader" window to enter your account information: the email address you use to log in to PhotoShelter, the password you created for your PhotoShelter account, and an arbitrary name for your account. Navigate to "File" > "Upload," and choose "PhotoShelter" from the "Selected Uploader" list.Ĥ. Select the files you want to upload. Simply selecting a folder containing images will not prompt the upload of the files within individual images must be selected.ģ. Uploading Images to PhotoShelter Using Photo MechanicĢ. We recommend making sure you have the latest version to properly follow the steps below.
#PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM INSTALL#
Photo Mechanic is a standalone application written for both PC and Mac operating systems and can be purchased through the Camera Bits website.Īs the "Upload to PhotoShelter" option is built directly into Photo Mechanic (versions 4.5.4 and up), there is no need to install a plugin in order to upload images from Photo Mechanic to PhotoShelter. I can usually find a single picture out of 300,000-400,000 pictures in less than 30 minutes.Photo Mechanic is a leading photo editing and image browsing application that thousands of photographers and picture editors use to edit, organize, caption, and transmit images. The single most important thing is for YOU to develop a comprehensive strategy that works for you.
#PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM SOFTWARE#
Lastly, don't look to software to solve archival tracking issues.
With the cost of hard drives so low, multiple very large drives are the way to go, if you plan on having lots of pictures. They are not as stable as you might think, you end up fragmenting our image files into small junks of 4.2GB (unless you go blu-ray.and then it is small 50GB junks). In terms of archival-tracking, I would never ever ever use CD or DVD.
Over the years, I have had several drive failures, but have not lost any pictures to the best of my knowledge (knock on wood). Backups and archives are generated with SuperDuper. All images are available to me on a couple of RAID 5 drives and they are backed up and they are archived to an offsite drive. I am managing between 30,000-40,000 images per year with a combination of Aperture/Photoshop and my collection goes back to 2001. I was leaning towards Photo Mechanic, but I think I may give this IDimager a try-Oops! It's Windows-only!-I'm OS X (although I may switch to a Core i7, 64-bit Windows7 machine for its price/performance advantage). Of the applications listed above, the one I see used most often by photo editors is Photo Mechanic.
IDimager : haven't seen anyone using this, but it looks pretty good. It'll certainly be worth re-evaluating when v2.0 is released. Even in its current version, it has some interesting, and unique, DAM-related features. Unfortunately, it's apparently suffering from version 1.x-itis, and is reportedly very unstable in its current iteration.
#PHOTO MECHANIC 5 LIGHTROOM PRO#
Phase One Media Pro 1: An old favorite, formally known as, iView MediaPro/Microsoft Expression Media, is now owned by Phase One, and has been re-branded as Media Pro 1. ACDSee: used by a number of major media photo editors. Photo Mechanic: used by a number of major media photo editors. Is there a way to easily move them back into PM to transfer them to my newspaper. It has a great keyword management module and some possibilities that you don’t have in Lightroom, such as on-the-flight ingest to multiple hard drives or folders. I like to cull and add metadata to my photos in Photo Mechanic then move them to Lightroom to tone by using Image, Edit Photos and they open right up in LR. Adobe Bridge: used by a number of major media photo editors. Camerabits Photo Mechanic is a software largely used by photography professionals and photojournalist that save, archive, keywording they files. Custom: One of the largest digital workflow vendors, Industrial Color, again, uses their own software. Custom: Getty/WireImage uses proprietary DAM software. I'm deciding on my primary digital-asset management/cataloging software.
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