Christian Mandel <c.man...@gmx.net> writes:
> * I tried both, start with 3 or 0 stars for every picture and then go
> through the pictures and change that initial rating.
I personnally start with 0, which for me means "unrated". Then, either I
find the image reasonably good and it deserves at least one star, or I
don't and I reject it ("rejected" means for me "I'll probably nevel look
at it again, and I may delete it after a while if I need space on my
hard disk).
It's easy to filter 0-stars only images to see what's unrated (aka "the
todolist").
> * I use the color marks for the development status red=nothing done but
> want to edit, yellow=already treated but not finished or not satisfied
> and green=done
I use the darktable|exported tag for this :
* not rejected and not exported = I have to deal with this image later
* exported = I consider my work finished for this image, at least
temporarily.
I don't trust RAW for really long-term storage so I export all my
pictures when I'm statisfied with them anyway.
There's also a darktable|changed tag set automatically, so
"darktable|changed and not darktable|exported" tells you the ongoing
work.
--
Matthieu Moy
http://www-verimag.imag.fr/~moy/
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