Save a finished photograph so you can find and use it again
Separate an original, a finished JPEG and a short note, then retrieve one picture from another drive.
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FIELD GUIDE / 04
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Connect archiving and reuse with selection, keywords, and submission.
Take one photograph through finishing, keywords and submission
Choose one desk photograph, export and inspect its JPEG, describe it, and confirm that it reached review.
When a JPEG’s color changes: compare one export and its display
Keep the original and compare its exported JPEG in the same application and on the same screen before changing conditions.
Remove GPS and retain keywords: reopen the exported JPEG to check
Export one separate copy, inspect its own metadata, and keep the original so you can start again.
Find a photograph and video from the same scene, then save a retrieval note
Open the two files, read the time you can establish and save their locations and shooting order in a six-column table.
Which person’s release belongs with this photograph? Follow a two-person example
Keep candidate and matched documents distinct, read the same shoot’s participation record, and check the actual release fields.
Before an Adobe Stock photo submission, open the actual finished JPEG
Read dimensions and color, inspect the picture and paperwork, and keep a draft title and a record of the remaining checks.