How to edit photos and archive them perfect - Workflow Class With Thorsten von Overgaard

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Today you can join an adventure, and straighten up your workflow and archive at the same time.
I decided that I want to develop a masterclass on workflow with a group of my students. Rather than go on and just talk, I want to have a group participate in the making of it.
Each Sunday you get a new episode directly via WeTransfer (also available on Vimeo with password), and you can ask questions, which I will address in future lessons on workflow.
Where it goes is part of the adventure. I have my idea and a line of things I want to go over in a sequence so it make sense and is easy to follow and implement. But then you might have comments, questions or ideas that you want to know about.
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Thorsten von Overgaard is a Danish writer and photographer, specializing in portrait photography and documentary photography, known for writings about photography and as an educator. You are always welcome to send an e-mail to Thorsten for questions, suggestions and ideas.
Thorsten Overgaard is an independent writer and photographer who write, teach workshops and publish user reports about the equipment he uses. There is no affiliation with Leica Camera AG or any camera dealers, no free gifts, no sponsorship, no kickback and no paid content. All you see is real and based on the life of an eccentric and hard-working photographer who makes his own money, buys his own equipment and form his own independent opinions - and shares with you. Enjoy the ride.
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Produced by: Thorsten Overgaard (www.overgaard.dk)
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This video was made with the Leica SL bhpho.to/3cIbPEg and Leica 35mm Summilux-L ASPH f/1.4 bhpho.to/2MEr0nn , using Sennheiser wireless microphones bhpho.to/2zafn4v .
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[@jameswat9516]

Always a pleasure to go through your professional knowledge shared

[@christianraab2666]

You are touching an interesting subject here which hardly gets covered. Looking forward to your next episodes of this series.

[@davesouthwood1545]

well done Thorsten always highly professional immersive video from you, have a superb weekend

[@leondutchie4486]

Great Thorsten looking forward to it

[@chuckthurmond]

David Suchet at 2:06?

[@TheVFXbyArt]

I use the operating system to archive. Year. Then event with the date, and job number. I use a lightroom catalog for each event. Yes, even if it’s just three photos as Thorsten suggested.

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I guess it's kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch new tv shows online?

[@kiandevin4855]

@Alvin Clay Flixportal :D

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@Kian Devin thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I appreciate it !

[@kiandevin4855]

@Alvin Clay Happy to help :)

[@johnluminor]

Just in case people think is Danish humour: Actually I personally DID drop my old m9 on a wooden floor and it kept shooting

[@jrob8624]

There is no such thing as "work flow." Work does not flow. The correct word is process. Never use two words in place of one.

[@nickfanzo]

J Rob it’s a trendy term

[@Pembers357]

Workflow is one word.

[@jrob8624]

No matter how you want to split hairs, it's still two words crushed into one idea. It's part of the general degradation of the English language where people try to make themselves sound more important than they are by conflating multiple words. The correct word is process.

[@Pembers357]

@@jrob8624 I think you mean “quibble” rather than split hairs. Never use two words in place of one.

[@jrob8624]

@@Pembers357 A quibble is a minor disagreement. Splitting hairs is an attempt to make a distinction that is so small that it may not exist. You were not quibbling, you were splitting hairs. Thus, my choice of words was accurate and correct.