Chapter 6
Getting Organized with the Library
IN THIS CHAPTER
Using different viewing modes to evaluate your photos
Applying flags, ratings, and labels to manage, organize, and sort
Adding metadata
Batch renaming with templates
Using keywords to describe your photos
Applying information with the Painter tool
Finding photos with the Library Filter bar
One of the first tasks I perform when working with a batch of newly imported photos is to weed out the worst of the bunch. I keep anything that has at least some redeeming quality, but any poor exposures or photos with improper focus are sent straight to the trash. I do want to note that, even though photos I flag as rejected are deleted from disk, I do retain an archived copy of my original import as a fallback. This provides me with enough ...
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