Long John Silver
New Member
Hi all,
In my previous post I mentioned that I'm starting using LR for most of my digitized docs.
Now I'm facing some problem with my keywords...
Basically among other "root keywords", I have something like this:
ANTALYA it's a ship and, as you see, I have three times the keywords ANTALYA:
* I have some uw (underwater) shots of the wreck.
* I have some historical photos of it
* I have some historical documents about this ship.
I think this is a pretty common situation.
I have same problem with some places where the name identify both the underwater spot and land spot.: I need to immediately filter between them.
E.G.
http://www.shorediving.com/Earth/USA_East/Massachusetts/Halibut_Point/index.htm
I have a photo of Halibut Point above and below water
How do you manage it? Pro and cons?
In my previous post I mentioned that I'm starting using LR for most of my digitized docs.
Now I'm facing some problem with my keywords...
Basically among other "root keywords", I have something like this:
Code:
UW
-- Wrecks
---- ANTALYA
-- Biology
---- Corals
Ships
-- Military
---- AM 121
-- Merchant
---- ANTALYA
Docs
-- ACS
---- Salvage
-- USMM
---- Reports
------ ANTALYA
ANTALYA it's a ship and, as you see, I have three times the keywords ANTALYA:
* I have some uw (underwater) shots of the wreck.
* I have some historical photos of it
* I have some historical documents about this ship.
I think this is a pretty common situation.
I have same problem with some places where the name identify both the underwater spot and land spot.: I need to immediately filter between them.
E.G.
http://www.shorediving.com/Earth/USA_East/Massachusetts/Halibut_Point/index.htm
I have a photo of Halibut Point above and below water
How do you manage it? Pro and cons?
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