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CanuckBassist posted:When I first started using Lightroom, I tried using the 5 star rating system just to rate photos, but I got tired of trying to figure out if photos were a 3 or a 4. I then started this system: A similar but (to me, anyway) much easier way is to create a collection for your keeper shots. For example this past weekend I shot my boss' wedding. I had just over 1000 pictures imported into LR, all in one big gallery. What I do then is make a collection folder called "Carle's Wedding Keepers" or something similar (Go to your Library tab and look at the bottom of your list on the left). Once the collection folder is created, right click it and select "Mark as target destination". I think a "+" appears next to the folder name to indicate that. Now, as I go through my huge gallery, all I have to do is press "B" to add it or remove it from the keeper folder. Once I've gone through the entire gallery I'll have that keeper folder there with the pics I selected. And don't worry, LR doesn't remove the pics from your main gallery, it just tells the keeper folder where to point to. Any edits made while in your keeper folder are also made in your main gallery.
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