best use of bookmarks?

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vkfoto
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best use of bookmarks?

Post by vkfoto »

I noticed some of my images have solid red hearts in the upper left corner. Hovering over one, it turns out to be a bookmark. I don't recall ever using those. Only 896 out of 300k images have them so not so many. They appear to be a random selection with no obvious pattern as to why they were marked. Is there some process that would apply them? What are they normally used for?
Ralf
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Re: best use of bookmarks?

Post by Ralf »

I can only say what I use it for, everyone has their own workflow.
There are already enough parameters to mark the photos (stars, colors, ...)

I use the bookmarks for this, for example

- to mark photos again and again that I am currently working on, especially when I often have to jump back and forth between topics / folders. Then you can quickly display the files again with a filter.

- when I create photo books, I mark the photos that come into question (depending on the subject) in order to then export them for the photo book software

There are sure to be other ideas and as I said, that's my way of working with them
Ralf
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roddyt
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Re: best use of bookmarks?

Post by roddyt »

My main use for it is in culling photos. After import, I go through all the photos, and I set the bookmark for those I don't want to keep. When I am done, I set the state filter to show the bookmarked photos, then delete them. It is convenient to use the shortcut control-space bar (Mac). As I am going through them, I keep my pinky on the control key and index finger on the space bar. It makes for quick work.
jstartin
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Re: best use of bookmarks?

Post by jstartin »

Maybe not "best", but when my wife looks through the catalogue and sees a picture she would like printed, copied to her tablet, etc, she bookmarks it. I do the rest :wink:
Jim (Photo Supreme: AMD Quad-Core A8-5500 Accelerated Processor 3.2 GHz; SSD; 16GB DDR3 SDRAM; Win10x64)
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