Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 26.07.21 um 21:25:
* Willy Williams [07-26-21 15:03]:
I've been using a free utility called FreeFileSync
(https://freefilesync.org/) to keep my image files with their sidecar files
(as well as other user files) synced between my Windows machines. It seems
to do t
* Willy Williams [07-26-21 15:03]:
> I've been using a free utility called FreeFileSync
> (https://freefilesync.org/) to keep my image files with their sidecar files
> (as well as other user files) synced between my Windows machines. It seems
> to do the job well, and keeps the folder structure s
* Pascal Obry [07-26-21 14:43]:
> Hello,
>
> 1. Never move pictures after first import and moving it on safe storage.
>
> 2. When you really really need to move them use DT corresponding feature
> from lighttable.
>
> 3. When you go away with your laptop use the local copies feature.
>
> That
I've been using a free utility called FreeFileSync
(https://freefilesync.org/) to keep my image files with their sidecar
files (as well as other user files) synced between my Windows machines.
It seems to do the job well, and keeps the folder structure synced, as
well.
Willy Williams
**
Hello,
1. Never move pictures after first import and moving it on safe storage.
2. When you really really need to move them use DT corresponding feature
from lighttable.
3. When you go away with your laptop use the local copies feature.
That should cover all workflows.
Regards.
__
For the travelling laptop scenario, there's also a feature in darktable
called "local copies" that can be useful:
https://darktable-org.github.io/dtdocs/overview/sidecar-files/local-copies/
On Tue, 27 Jul 2021 at 01:46, David Vincent-Jones
wrote:
> So, if I backup computer 'B' to an external dri
Thank you. This helps a lot.
Regards,
Niranjan
On 7/25/21 8:37 PM, August Schwerdfeger wrote:
There is a script in Darktable's Lua repository, "Transfer Hierarchy,"
designed for the specific task of moving images between disks. It will
automatically transfer images from one directory tree to a
So, if I backup computer 'B' to an external drive .. then my main
computer 'A' can correctly be fully updated.
This is great for those who travel with a secondary system.
David
On 2021-07-25 8:37 p.m., August Schwerdfeger wrote:
There is a script in Darktable's Lua repository, "Transfer Hier
There is a script in Darktable's Lua repository, "Transfer Hierarchy,"
designed for the specific task of moving images between disks. It will
automatically transfer images from one directory tree to another while
preserving the existing directory hierarchy.
--
August Schwerdfeger
aug...@schwerdfe
Is there a way to remap the image to new path? If not, how do you
handle this kind of scenario? File is still available, but at a new
path. Main storage does get full and because it's a laptop, I can not
connect another disk easily.
After you move the images to another location - right clic
On 25/07/2021 06:48, Niranjan Rao wrote:
> Greetings,
>
>
> Not a directly darktable question so to say, but relates to it and I'm
> sure many on this list have experienced similar issues.
>
>
> As photo collection grows, so does disk usage to the point it becomes a
> critical issue. I have another
Greetings,
Not a directly darktable question so to say, but relates to it and I'm
sure many on this list have experienced similar issues.
As photo collection grows, so does disk usage to the point it becomes a
critical issue. I have another storage disk connected to different PC
where I ke
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