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Assemble "Blog photos" for web site
posted: April 30, 2019 |
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Now that all of the photos from the shoot have been
rated and developed, it is time to Export them as JPEG's for use on my
web site.
Photos destined for my Blog page are those photos that have a 4-start
rating as well as those with a 5-star rating. These photos have been
assembled for me by the Smart Collections that I have
set up. |
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As stated above, I make heavy use of Smart Collections
to automatically gather & categorize photos for use on my web site.
These photos will be in the current sort order. This is not usually the
order in which I would like them to be displayed on the web site. |
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Thus, I have created a parallel series of Collections
to complement the Smart Collections. Once I am ready to
export the photos, I select all of those photos from a Smart
Collection and drag them into the corresponding
Collection. I then drag and drop to reorganize the order of
those photos |
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I have an Export Preset designed that creates JPG files
that are 900 pixels on their longest edge. This preset is also designed
to rename the resultant JPG's sequentially starting at "001". |
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Having these sequentially numbered makes my job easier when it comes to
displaying the photos on the web site. I have a template HTML page
that has these filenames typed thus avoiding a lot of duplicate effort
on my part. All I need to do is delete those pre-typed filenames that
are not being used. |
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