On Apr 3, 2009, at 8:43 AM, Adam Maas wrote:
If I want to work on some files of a scanned job via LR while the
scanner is still scanning, I'd have to use a watched directory or
import multiple times. Since I'm usually working this way (Due to my
120 holder requiring me to flip/rotate scans to get the correct
orientation) this is an issue for me.
No.
All you have to do is import a scanned file from the location you set
the scan application to output to. Scan as many more as you want to
that location while you're working on what's already there. Once done,
or at any convenient moment between scans, synchronize the folder.
Synchronizing the folder means calling one function and clicking the
ok button after the first time you do it ... Lightroom will remember
all your settings from the previous import operation and will bypass
the import dialog entirely.
I'm sure this is such a horrendous, additional, time consuming burden
that you just could not stand to suffer it, however.
It is, on the other hand, how I work with scanning any substantial
number of image files and proves to be quite efficient.
Godfrey
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