Comments on: Weekly Photo Tip – Cloudy White Balance http://blog.caseytempleton.com/advice/cloudywhitebalance/ Richmond, VA Photojournalist Tue, 17 Jan 2012 19:02:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: Sin http://blog.caseytempleton.com/advice/cloudywhitebalance/comment-page-1/#comment-409 Sin Mon, 26 Apr 2010 20:03:54 +0000 http://blog.caseytempleton.com/?p=580#comment-409 This is indeed a great tip! You're going to have to blog more often because you actually have something substantial to say... This is indeed a great tip! You’re going to have to blog more often because you actually have something substantial to say…

]]> By: Jasper http://blog.caseytempleton.com/advice/cloudywhitebalance/comment-page-1/#comment-309 Jasper Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:39:01 +0000 http://blog.caseytempleton.com/?p=580#comment-309 Oh, I've never thought of this! Wow, thanks for the great tip, seriously. :D +APERTURE ROCKS! Oh, I’ve never thought of this!
Wow, thanks for the great tip, seriously. :D

+APERTURE ROCKS!

]]> By: Casey http://blog.caseytempleton.com/advice/cloudywhitebalance/comment-page-1/#comment-235 Casey Mon, 01 Mar 2010 14:14:07 +0000 http://blog.caseytempleton.com/?p=580#comment-235 Kieran, Great suggestion, I will get working on a library management post. Stay tuned! Casey Kieran,

Great suggestion, I will get working on a library management post. Stay tuned!

Casey

]]> By: Kieran Wagner http://blog.caseytempleton.com/advice/cloudywhitebalance/comment-page-1/#comment-234 Kieran Wagner Mon, 01 Mar 2010 04:48:35 +0000 http://blog.caseytempleton.com/?p=580#comment-234 Hi, Casey- Glad to see you've started a weekly "tips" post... I've become a fan of your work since recently discovering your site and will no doubt be trying the cloudy white balance trick sometime soon. I have an idea for a post, albeit a rather pedestrian one: How about some advice on organizing and cataloging photos? I shoot a lot of film and also use a DSLR. I label scanned images according to the date the negative was exposed, my DSLR labels images by shutter instances, and I title my "best" photos when I put them into Lightroom. I'm almost embarrassed to ask this question since the simple act of storing files should be pretty straightforward, but I think I'm just too close to the problem and perhaps a bit set in my ways. There has to be a clean way to combine and store these images in such a way that 2 years from now and I can look at a specific file and know what date it was made, what format it is, something about the subject, etc. Something tells me you're answer to this problem is going to refer to the fact that “+APERTURE ROCKS!”. Hi, Casey-

Glad to see you’ve started a weekly “tips” post… I’ve become a fan of your work since recently discovering your site and will no doubt be trying the cloudy white balance trick sometime soon. I have an idea for a post, albeit a rather pedestrian one: How about some advice on organizing and cataloging photos? I shoot a lot of film and also use a DSLR. I label scanned images according to the date the negative was exposed, my DSLR labels images by shutter instances, and I title my “best” photos when I put them into Lightroom. I’m almost embarrassed to ask this question since the simple act of storing files should be pretty straightforward, but I think I’m just too close to the problem and perhaps a bit set in my ways. There has to be a clean way to combine and store these images in such a way that 2 years from now and I can look at a specific file and know what date it was made, what format it is, something about the subject, etc. Something tells me you’re answer to this problem is going to refer to the fact that “+APERTURE ROCKS!”.

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