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"DAM" Cataloguing

Started by picsfor, February 10, 2010, 10:48:22 AM

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February 10, 2010, 10:48:22 AM
Having got "The DAM Book" by Peter Krogh as per Forseti's recommendation i am now busy putting into practice the lessons contained within.
Upshot is - i will be probably conspicuous by my absence for a short while. I will try to pop in occasionally but will still be available on e-mail or PM for those interested in going to Cornwall in May.

And in case any one was wondering - yes it is a good book if you're keen to organise your catalogue of pictures in a manner that makes them easier to find. Financial outlay is no where near as much as the personal outlay in time needed to organise a collection of 10k+ images. And some where amongst this i still have pictures i want to take as the weather is getting better (slowly i know)!
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