I'm thinking about upgrading to an iMac and I am a little worried about image process flow.
In Windows I have a non backed up folder structure where;
I dump my camera data, a load of large RAW digital images (30M each) then throw the duffers, sort 'like' images (e.g. different exposures for HDR recovery) into sub-folders, do some experiments etc.
Loads of data, not worth backing up
I then have a backed up folder where;
I move images good enough to keep
and merged images (usually with their source file(s).
the native format of the program I am using
The final image in all it's glory.
Can I do this on an iMac
i.e. select a folder (and all sub-folders) to be ignored by iCloud / iPhoto to avoid filling my bandwidth and iCloud data with potential garbage?
In Windows I have a non backed up folder structure where;
I dump my camera data, a load of large RAW digital images (30M each) then throw the duffers, sort 'like' images (e.g. different exposures for HDR recovery) into sub-folders, do some experiments etc.
Loads of data, not worth backing up
I then have a backed up folder where;
I move images good enough to keep
and merged images (usually with their source file(s).
the native format of the program I am using
The final image in all it's glory.
Can I do this on an iMac
i.e. select a folder (and all sub-folders) to be ignored by iCloud / iPhoto to avoid filling my bandwidth and iCloud data with potential garbage?