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Digital Workflow Experience


Web Aperture has a good article that gives an insight into the Digital Workflow Experience of one particular digital photographer.

'Digital photography opens up a lot of new opportunities but also new challenges to overcome. The most important element is storage. I found that with a digital SLR, my shooting rate went up quite a bit. In many of my travels, i usually estimate somewhere in the region of 1.5 rolls of film per day. I'm sure many professionals will bring much more but each one to their own shooting style. On travels, you have days where you're on the road or on a plane so on those days, you won't expect to go through a full roll of film. Of course your mileage will vary and personal shooting style will affect how much you will shoot.

With Digital however, I was averaging roughly a hundred plus frames daily. This doesn't include my point and shoot digital camera which adds another ten or twenty shots. This works out to an equivalent of four rolls a day. Handling and keeping these photos becomes important. On my first digital outing, I went with my notebook PC and Breeze systems Breeze Browser and Downloader Pro.'

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Posted by Darren in our Tips category on July 06, 2004