That's not practical at all: it is when I treat each picture, that I can
see whether a B&W picture version, or differently-cropped, or whatever
different version could also be interesting.
I won't do to work on two hundred versions, then go back to each in
lightroom mode to wonder whether I would like one or two clones, or none at
all, then back to darkroom to treat them individually.
When working on a specific picture, I'm 'in' it, working in the specific
mood of that one, and not the previous, nor any other of the whole batch.
Additionnally, if I want to publish pictures in several batches so the
customers don't have to wait for the whole lot to be available, I need to
put on line all the versions of the same pictures at the same time.
See there:
http://www.jingoo.com/index.php?key_user=$1$8YF4nxH3$oXwEOAZHB0Oljspiyh501/and
this only a very small part of what has been shooted that day (I was
too tired to go further last night) but at least I have pictures on line,
and in all the versions I intend to produce.
Time and efficiency are essential here.
Marie-Noëlle
2013/3/31 John P Santos <[email protected]>
> I don't think that function exists, not from darkroom mode anyway. If you
> have a few hundred pictures, why not duplicate all the pictures you need
> clones of once you've made your initial edits?
>
> John P Santos
> Digital Media Consultant - Green Bee Media
> greenbeemedia.ca
> On 2013-03-30 10:33 PM, "Marie-Noëlle Augendre" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Thanks for your answer.
>> But I would like to avoid to go to the lightroom screen for cloning only,
>> then back to the darkroom mode to go on with the treatment of the cloned
>> picture.
>> That wouldn't be a problem for a couple of pictures, but I have a couple
>> of ... hundred!
>>
>> Marie-Noëlle
>>
>>
>> 2013/3/31 John P Santos <[email protected]>
>>
>>> In light table mode select the pictures, then on the selection module,
>>> click duplicate.
>>>
>>> John P Santos
>>> Digital Media Consultant - Green Bee Media
>>> greenbeemedia.ca
>>> On 2013-03-30 9:08 PM, "Marie-Noëlle Augendre" <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Is it possible to clone a picture in darkroom mode?
>>>> I have tons of picture to post-treat, and for most of them I want to
>>>> make 2 versions, first one in color, and a second one in black and white.
>>>>
>>>> Presently, I have to go switch from darkroom mode to lightroom mode in
>>>> order to clone the first version, then go back to darkroom in order to add
>>>> the monochrome treatment.
>>>> It'll be much easier/quicker to create clone(s) directly in the
>>>> darkroom mode.
>>>>
>>>> Is it possible? If so, how can it be done?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for helping,
>>>> Marie-Noëlle
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> <http://www.marie-noelle-augendre.com/photos/>
>>>>
>>>
>>
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