Steve Crane
Member
- Joined
- Oct 8, 2007
- Messages
- 87
- Location
- Cape Town, South Africa
- Lightroom Experience
- Advanced
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Just started using LR3 beta and have imported my first shoot. With the fresh start for keywording I'm trying to figure out the keywording strategy to take; my LR2 keywords are a mess with many images having none or not all they should. I would like to be able to enter the least number of keywords I can but generate all the output keywords I possibly can. The shoot I imported was from an airshow hosted by TFDC (Test Flight Development Centre), located at the SAAFs (South African Air Force) Overberg base. The base is near Bredasdorp in the Overberg region of South Africa's Western Cape province. I currently have the following hierarchies indicating location and SAAF unit.
[pre] SAAF
{South African Air Force}
AFB Overberg
TFDC
{Test Flight Development Centre}
South Africa
Western Cape
Overberg
Bredasdorp[/pre]
An air force base has a fixed geographic location and I'm wondering if there is any way to link AFB Overberg with Bredasdorp so that one need simply enter TFDC to associate but SAAF unit structure and geographic location.
The alternative of entering TFDC and Bredasdorp is not the end of the world but as the size of the library and the number of keywords grows, one has to be more and more careful to remember the rules you create for yourself when entering keywords, or your keywords soon get out of kilter.
Perhaps there is another, completely different way of approaching this that hasn't occurred to me.
[pre] SAAF
{South African Air Force}
AFB Overberg
TFDC
{Test Flight Development Centre}
South Africa
Western Cape
Overberg
Bredasdorp[/pre]
An air force base has a fixed geographic location and I'm wondering if there is any way to link AFB Overberg with Bredasdorp so that one need simply enter TFDC to associate but SAAF unit structure and geographic location.
The alternative of entering TFDC and Bredasdorp is not the end of the world but as the size of the library and the number of keywords grows, one has to be more and more careful to remember the rules you create for yourself when entering keywords, or your keywords soon get out of kilter.
Perhaps there is another, completely different way of approaching this that hasn't occurred to me.
