The Key to Efficiency and Profitability!

Part 2 of the most progressive course ever for pro photo organizers!

Learn 5 more digital file management tasks that will make duplicate removal more efficient and help you work within a project's scope.
See the task list below!
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Digital File Management 2 course title

Recommended Application

Directory Opus 13

The course File Management Part 2 includes 3 tasks to be done with Directory Opus 13 or another application with very good filtering capability and a Find & Replace feature that uses Regular Expressions.
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Course curriculum

    1. Chapter 1: Course Overview - Digital File Management

    1. Chapter 2: Definitions and Concepts - Digital File Management 2

    1. Chapter 3: Project Scope and File Management

    1. Chapter 4: Digital File Management Tasks 2 Instructions

    2. Task 1 Part A Demonstration

    3. Task 1 Part B Demonstration

    4. Task 1 Part C demonstration

    5. Task 2 Demonstration

    1. Chapter 5: Directory Opus File Management Task Instructions

    2. Configuring Directory Opus Demonstration Video

    3. Task 3 Removing System and Hidden File Attributes Demonstration Video

    4. Task 4 Editing Photo File Extensions Demonstration Video

    5. Task 5 Editing Filenames Demonstration Video

About this course

  • $40.00
  • 13 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

Task List

These task make duplicate removal more efficient.

  • Identifying different colour versions of photos. If your client wants to keep B&W and/or Sepia version of photos, they need to be idetified and Keyworded so that they are not accidentally removed as duplicates.

  • Managing added metadata. There's no point in preserving added metadata if it's redundant or meaningless - like the IPTC Description 'Olympus Digital Camera'.

  • Editing photo file extensions. So that the 'Same File Extension' option in DCP5 works as intended.

  • Editing filenames to facilitate duplicate removal. Removing filename suffixes that are not recognized as a 'Copy' part of filename by DCP5. When more filenames are recognized as being the same, duplicate removal is much more efficient..