RAW Image Conversion: Two Minute Tips with David Bergman

In Episode 137, David Bergman shows you how to avoid choking up your RAW converter program.

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[Impostertot]

Nice volume culling tip David. 0:35 new client Stephen Page(former lead of Bare Naked Ladies)? Thought I recognized him. He was probably in town checking our food trucks!

[ruibandeirafotografia]

so you keep the 40 or 50 you select and edit and delete all others?

[JBSwanstrom]

Another great video, thank you David! I shoot hs sports and local events and have been using irfanview to cull images since the beginning of time. Lightweight and free. It works with most raw files with the right plug ins. Again thanks for the two minute tips!

[babymarshmello]

That is a great tip. But I do event photos and I have 3 hours totake photos and uplod them after enhancing and resizing them to a 1000 X 766 pixels. Mostly concerts, fundraisers, clubs, I find it that making a new uploaded file on an external HDD works. The less you have on your {PC} the less it lags it. As always love the 2 mins tips are great.

[stefanospapadopoulos]

i love your videos and your "easy going style" !!! Keep up !! P.S. you look alike with Charlie Sheen!!! (i mean it the good way!!!) :)

[claud]

Oh how I miss Aperture! Apple's Photos app has terrible performance and workflow (particularly terrible performance with large/raw images.) Aperture was quite fast and efficient for managing my photo library with nice hot keys for quick review/culling.

Thanks for the tip on Photo Mechanic. I bought a copy of Luminar, on the promise that it'll have a library management system. If it doesn't turn up or turn out to be any good, Photo Mechanic may be my go-to.

[kerry]

I love the way you are so laid back and bring humour into your videos. :-)

[DandGBears]

Shoots 4000 pictures and keeps 40 to 50? That’s less than 2 rolls of film. Maybe uh concentrate more on what your shooting and less on machine gun approach to photography. Shooting a 1000 pics an hour is seriously overkill. What is that like one photo every 10 to 12 seconds for hours? That’s crazy.