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ebiggs wrote:
You would rather apply settings to photos on a tiny 3: screen opposed to a 27". or so, computer monitor?
Amazing!?!
Just to be clear, we are talking simply about applying a rating to a photo to flag it for a later purpose. Many photographers, myself included, do this as an initial culling of possibles from the bad photos. It can be most helpful and a time saver, and can be especially useful for those with limited time.
Lets say you are shooting a football game and want to get your better images in fast. During the game you have time at half-time, between plays etc. where you can quickly look through your images in-camera and differentiate the losers from the possibles. You can assign a one star to the possibles. There are many other situations where doing this can be helpful.
Looking through images quickly in Lightroom can be a hopeless task, which is why many of us who need to get through and rate thousands of images quickly use something a lot faster than Lightroom - like Photo Mechanic.
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