Red-Ringed Tupperware Party with (ineffective) Tin Foil Hats (4)

Well I think I need a beer.
No.
I am sure of it

Be right back............

well, I'm clicking off...see you Riley and Scotlet on the morrow...

and for the rest of you plastic dishware,
Mai votre demain être mieux que aujourd'hui et Mai vous jamais oublier où les salle de bains c'est

aussieskier wrote in post #4242752
Ok, quick question for you all.

When you download your images what do you do. Do you A. backup as you download? or B. download, do any culling and then backup those files?

I use a program called downloader pro, but I keep almost every single photo that I have download off the camera. I perhaps have deleted 1-2% of what I get. These days I am trying to do more but most times it's in the camera.

Permagrin wrote in post #4242784
well, I'm clicking off...see you Riley and Scotlet on the morrow...

and for the rest of you plastic dishware,
Mai votre demain être mieux que aujourd'hui et Mai vous jamais oublier où les salle de bains c'est

Goodnight perm. See you tomorrow at WF 10ish (traffic dependant.. Ducks game tomorrow I think Scott has Dan's cell number though so we will let you know if we get caught up).

theflyingkiwi wrote in post #4242790
I use a program called downloader pro, but I keep almost every single photo that I have download off the camera. I perhaps have deleted 1-2% of what I get. These days I am trying to do more but most times it's in the camera.

Yea, I dunno if you saw or not, but I am gather information and working on writing a workflow for the avg advanced hobbyist.

I am stuck on how to go about culling and backing up. Currently, I just download and backup everything and then cull what is on my hard drive and keep everyone on the backups. The only problem with this is it makes copies and backups messing when it comes to restoring, so I don't feel it is the optimal solution. But downloading, culling and then backing up sucks because it is just an additional step, though I think it is the better solution in terms of backing up.

aussieskier wrote in post #4242806
Yea, I dunno if you saw or not, but I am gather information and working on writing a workflow for the avg advanced hobbyist.

I am stuck on how to go about culling and backing up. Currently, I just download and backup everything and then cull what is on my hard drive and keep everyone on the backups. The only problem with this is it makes copies and backups messing when it comes to restoring, so I don't feel it is the optimal solution. But downloading, culling and then backing up sucks because it is just an additional step, though I think it is the better solution in terms of backing up.

you know what would be good, a program that can download to a folder of your choice and then once it has done that then backup the images to another location of your choice. it would even be better to be able to preview the images so you can either select the images to download, or the images required for backup.

but at this stage my backup is when I remember that I should backup

theflyingkiwi wrote in post #4242825
you know what would be good, a program that can download to a folder of your choice and then once it has done that then backup the images to another location of your choice. it would even be better to be able to preview the images so you can either select the images to download, or the images required for backup.

but at this stage my backup is when I remember that I should backup

DL Pro will do that doesn't it?!?

Close your eyes Mark...this one might have a bit of a mystical edge to it....but I need to post it for Scott...check the exif info...I did a radical experiment this afternoon...just for grins...

HTTP response: NOT FOUND | MIME changed to 'image/gif'

aussieskier wrote in post #4242838
DL Pro will do that doesn't it?!?

not to sure, I know there are a lot of features that it's got that I never use.

theflyingkiwi wrote in post #4242907
not to sure, I know there are a lot of features that it's got that I never use.

Yea, I think that it has the capability you might want to look around.

Well, I think I have made up my mind, I think the best way to go about this is to backup after culling, if you want an additional backup of ALL the files you can do that too, but I don't think it is necessary.

Well I am off to bed, somewhat early morning tomorrow (for a Saturday).

Take it easy folks.

Claire wrote in post #4241804
I was supposed to look over my photos, but did I? Nope. :S

I've been spending 3-4hrs putting together ONE bloody IKEA TV bench. Geesh, that thing took two people and waaay to many parts to put together. Had a pint as well, I hardly ever drink beer.

Well theres your problem. Don't do Ikea furnitures and drinking at the same time

tommykjensen wrote in post #4243055
Well theres your problem. Don't do Ikea furnitures and drinking at the same time

that's the 2nd time I had heard that. I am lucky we don't have IKEA furniture in NZ

Moooorning everyone!

You've all got some really beautiful shots for the book. I don't think I'll submit any as:

1/ I don't really have time to do the selection
2/ I don't feel ihave any shot really worth it. I still have much to improve to rival all your shots