The second line reads: "For TIFF-based RAW photos search in the following order:"Ī. The first line reads: "For Jpeg, Tiff, PSD, DNG Photos:", change the pull down menu to read: "Read embedded XMP before IPTC."Ģ. Look in the section: "When reading IPTC/XMP:".ġ. Next, in PM go to => edit menu => Preferences => "IPTC/XMP" tab. Now, in LR go to => edit menu => catalog settings => Metadata tab, and in the section called, "Editing", check mark the box next to "Automatically write changes into XMP". Note: I do not use the other color labels in PM, (Orange, Light Blue, Gray).
I use 5 color labels, and I changed the label names in Bridge, LR, & PM, so that it looks like this: I will start by explaining how I have my preferences set in each of the programs, and then walk through an example, and at the end I have a question. I have heard photographers say that you can not use color labels when using more than one application. So, in regard to the color labels, if I add a color label with one program, and then look at the same photo in another program, the new color label should be there. My workflow is usually a little chaotic because I like to use the best application for the job I am doing. The other applications that I use in my photography workflow are Lightroom (LR), Photoshop, and Bridge. I am a photographer that believes in filling out the metadata for my photos, and that is why I like to include Photo Mechanic (PM) in my workflow.
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