Yes, in my case I think it is easier to work with folders. I think...
Your solution can work. Then I would initially call every new folder
with images 20181210_lecture_peter_/draft/ or something like that.
For me at this point this is not practical because I used to work with
other software to edit my raw images, and quite recently I imported
lots(!) of folders to begin working and organising my images with DT.
Op 10-12-18 om 17:34 schreef thokster:
It looks like that you are working with folders.
Why don't you just rename your folders with your file manager.
After renaming the folder is displayed crossed out.
Right click on it, search folder and your pictures are back.
Am 10.12.18 um 16:25 schrieb kneops:
Hi Matej,
I meant sometime like this, where the folders can be marked, not the
images, so that I know which folders I still have to process.
I believe you are only referring to labelling the images, but correct
me if I'm wrong.
Op 10-12-18 om 12:38 schreef Matej Martinovic:
I'm using color labels and or tags to organize specific collections.
Also collection presets are really helpful.
An example: I have about 150 images from my last trekking trip that
should be stitched into a panoramic image. I have tagged those with
something like "panoramic_singles". I can then filter my images with
the collection module to show me only images with this tag. Using the
presets button I can save a preset to the collection module to be ably
to quickly find the images I need.
Also, to filter finished images from the same trekking trip, I'm using
the green color label. Green means "ready to export" to me, so I've
marked finished images with green (F3-key) and can filter for those
using the collections module, see the attached image.
The collection module allows you to create very specific collections.
See
also:https://www.darktable.org/usermanual/en/collect_images.html#collect_images
BR
Matej
Am Mo., 10. Dez. 2018 um 10:24 Uhr schrieb kneops<kne...@gmail.com>:
Currently I'm working on a lot of new folders and older imported
folders. When scrolling through all the folders I wished there was
a way to mark folders, like done or in progress. That would make it
much easier to keep an overview of what work still needs to be done.
Is this already possible or do you think it perhaps is a good idea
to add this feature to DT?
Jack
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