I've run into this a couple of times related to the catalog process: Consider:
1 I import a roll of images. 2 I assign keywords to the images. 3 I tweak them, some in various ways. 4 I crop, resize and sharpen some of them. 5 I export them in various resolutions and various file formats. Starting at step 4 I'm performing destructive edits. Is there a recommended workflow that would enable: * Keeping the destructively edited versions in DT, and tracking that they were derived from a given master. * Adding keywords to an edited version that didn't necessarily apply to the master image. E.g. One time I did a batch of files with output in 18 different resolutions. Suppose a client sends me back an image, "Can I get the full resolution version of this? Some metadata standard to track derivatives? E.g. I crop a person out of an image. The original image has keyword "Person: John Smith" The new image should be missing that keyword. But the flip side of that: Later I add another keyword to the master: "Weather: Cloudy Bright" Then I want that keyword to propagate to derived images. Regards Sherwood ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
