Syncing to Lightroom Classic. Workflow pt.8

Pt 7 left us copying images from shuttersnitch via finder to the desktop machine which I mentioned, i just archive and do not store in my Lightroom library. I prefer to synchronise the images from the mobile platform to the library using the Adobe sync mechanism. Lightroom Classic Sync settings All of my images are … Continue reading Syncing to Lightroom Classic. Workflow pt.8 →

Getting images out of ShutterSnitch (workflow pt. 7)

A very short post on how to get the images out of ShutterSnitch and on to a main PC. The app, when running offers two methods of connection: FTP or Webdav (accessible using Finder on a mac). The username and connection settings are shown in the main settings dialog for ShutterSnitch, it is this username … Continue reading Getting images out of ShutterSnitch (workflow pt. 7) →

Putting it all together (Workflow pt. 6)

Camera, Images, Action !! To paraphrase a well known saying. If you have followed these last few posts you will know that we are sending images from Lightroom Mobile to ShutterSnitch where we have configured Metadata & FTP locations to send the images to. Now lets tie it all together. Accessing the gear icon for … Continue reading Putting it all together (Workflow pt. 6) →

Quick FTP Setup of ShutterSnitch (Workflow pt 4.5)

This post is just going to be a very quick How To configure sending images to an FTP server., I mentioned previously that the key to this app are the Actions and this is where we need to head to configure sending. Use the gear icon in the collection to access then click Edit. Create … Continue reading Quick FTP Setup of ShutterSnitch (Workflow pt 4.5) →

Have You Meta data ? (iPad Workflow pt 4)

This post is a duplicate from one a few years ago but with some additional ideas for using collection names with a few more examples showing how flexible the system is. From our last post we are at a point where we have exporting images from Lightroom to a collection of images in ShutterSnitch with … Continue reading Have You Meta data ? (iPad Workflow pt 4) →