This is the second guest post by Leon Sandoval, Colorati's CEO. You may recall his first blog post here was about digital file naming conventions. Based in Carlsbad, CA Leon and his team provide the very best post production services in the business for photographers.
In this post Leon has two short video tutorials on how to keyword your image files using Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Bridge.
Using Lightroom to keyword your files:
Using Bridge to keyword your files:
So, tell us, how do you keyword your digital images? Do you keyword them at all? By watching the video tutorials above, do you see the benefit of using keywords? Do you use Apple's Aperture or any other program to keyword your digital files? Please comment below!
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Latest posts by Leon Sandoval (see all)
- How Do You Keyword Your Digital Images? - April 14, 2011
- File Naming Conventions For Photographers - January 24, 2011
PodcastSteve says
I use PhotoMechanic to add metadata including IPTC captions, keywords, and copyright tags to all my images. I use a program called Tag&Rename for audio podcast files and I use Adobe Bridge to tag video files with keyword and copyright info.