Biff
Active Member
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2018
- Messages
- 545
- Lightroom Experience
- Beginner
- Lightroom Version
- Lightroom Version Number
- 8.3
- Operating System
- Windows 10
I guess, I unfortunately have used Lightroom in the manner it should not be used and have saved the edited photos on the drive (instead of saving / exporting them only if need be / for a special purpose) and wasted some storage.
Does one have to flag / mark or filter each new photo repectively each new edition to be uploaded, shown on one's website, galery and if need be to automatially export them and / or upload them? What is the best method to do it?
And I want to use Lightroom as it should be used from now on, so without saving / exporting the images before one needs them. Until now I always have assigned a filter (and / or crops or / and guide lines, etc.) to an image / edition, saved / export the photo and removed the filters (and / or crops or / and guide lines, etc.) and assigned another filter (and / or crop or / and guide lines, etc.) and saved / exported it agaom and so on. So, I think, I could not use Lightroom with this catalog how it is desinged to. Should I start with a new catalog?
Does one have to flag / mark or filter each new photo repectively each new edition to be uploaded, shown on one's website, galery and if need be to automatially export them and / or upload them? What is the best method to do it?
And I want to use Lightroom as it should be used from now on, so without saving / exporting the images before one needs them. Until now I always have assigned a filter (and / or crops or / and guide lines, etc.) to an image / edition, saved / export the photo and removed the filters (and / or crops or / and guide lines, etc.) and assigned another filter (and / or crop or / and guide lines, etc.) and saved / exported it agaom and so on. So, I think, I could not use Lightroom with this catalog how it is desinged to. Should I start with a new catalog?