Posts for: AHK
Nov 17, 2023 18:08:18 #
IHH61 wrote:
You should be using the export as catalog to move from desktop to the ssd then then import as catalog to move to the laptop. Reverse the process to get them, with adjustments back to the desktop. Photos need to be in a collection together. Check the box that moves the files.
Hugh
Hugh
Hi Hugh,
Thank you.
Nov 17, 2023 09:46:36 #
IHH61 wrote:
You should be using the export as catalog to move from desktop to the ssd then then import as catalog to move to the laptop. Reverse the process to get them, with adjustments back to the desktop. Photos need to be in a collection together. Check the box that moves the files.
Hugh
Hugh
Thank you
Arny
Nov 16, 2023 22:09:24 #
All of my photos are in a single LR Catalogue, separated by descriptive folders by date and shoot. This work resides on my desktop computer. I back up every time I do any work.
I'll be away for several weeks and wish to work on my photos using my Laptop & a high capacity SSD. The Laptop has the latest version of LR. I use it for new field work and export to main desk top...no problem since it is new work with new unique names.
This proposed three step flow of work has me frozen in fear that I screw up my existing data base.... (1) exporting existing files (with existing names) to the Laptop (2) working on those files on the Laptop (3) finally exporting back to Desktop and replacing existing files.
I'm at a loss on steps (1) and (3),
As we know LR can be very unforgiving.
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
I'll be away for several weeks and wish to work on my photos using my Laptop & a high capacity SSD. The Laptop has the latest version of LR. I use it for new field work and export to main desk top...no problem since it is new work with new unique names.
This proposed three step flow of work has me frozen in fear that I screw up my existing data base.... (1) exporting existing files (with existing names) to the Laptop (2) working on those files on the Laptop (3) finally exporting back to Desktop and replacing existing files.
I'm at a loss on steps (1) and (3),
As we know LR can be very unforgiving.
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Nov 6, 2023 14:50:50 #
jkm757 wrote:
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Oct 30, 2023 12:37:21 #
hettmoe wrote:
One of my favorite birds to listen to, and observe.
Nice, I have never seen
Oct 23, 2023 13:51:35 #
jdtonkinson wrote:
I have only seen this bird once in Arizona (Canoa Ranch). it is a large sparrow-like bird. I believe this is a female. They perch on stalks or shrubs to pluck seeds (as seen here). Usually found in tall grasslands.
Sure is an odd name for a bird.
downloads are best.
Hope you enjoy
Sure is an odd name for a bird.
downloads are best.
Hope you enjoy
Great shots...have never seen before
Oct 23, 2023 13:48:31 #
Dan Thornton wrote:
This bird was feeding next to the road in the spring. I stopped and approached to within ten feet and he was not bothered by my approach. I thought it was unusual, but I seldom see these birds, so I don't know. I hope you enjoy them.
Thanks for sharing...I have never seen before
Oct 2, 2023 14:42:45 #
WDCash wrote:
This was from my last productive session with the hummers on 8/27. This young male was just far enough away that my Tamron 150-600 could focus on it. (6'?) I'm still working through the 12-15 keepers from that enjoyable hour.
Great composition
Sep 25, 2023 15:10:21 #
howlynn wrote:
It was raining hard as I watched the rain soak my yard (yea).
Then a young Coopers hawk landed on some driftwood near my
bird feeders, it really looked confused at the pouring rain. After
a few minutes it flew under some juniper trees to try to get out
of the rain.
Then a young Coopers hawk landed on some driftwood near my
bird feeders, it really looked confused at the pouring rain. After
a few minutes it flew under some juniper trees to try to get out
of the rain.
Nicely done
Sep 18, 2023 16:59:20 #
Sep 18, 2023 13:18:14 #
Interesting as to how they turn their head in flight
Sep 18, 2023 13:02:11 #
Sep 18, 2023 13:01:05 #
WDCash wrote:
It's been a while since I visited UHH. Honestly I is in part to the "sub-gallary :birds" decision.
Anyway.
After the fledgling hummingbirds all left mom and started visiting out feeders we had a constant airobatic show of 12+ hummers playing tag around our front porch.
I spent more then a few hours sitting near the feeders to be up lose and personel with them.
This young male, hatched this summer, became very comfortable with me close by.
Anyway.
After the fledgling hummingbirds all left mom and started visiting out feeders we had a constant airobatic show of 12+ hummers playing tag around our front porch.
I spent more then a few hours sitting near the feeders to be up lose and personel with them.
This young male, hatched this summer, became very comfortable with me close by.
I've never seen that pose before!!
Sep 5, 2023 16:47:10 #
Mirrorless Canon R7 matched with the Canon rf 100-500mm
Settings
Speed...1/1000
F Stop...7.0
ISO...1250
118 MM
Settings
Speed...1/1000
F Stop...7.0
ISO...1250
118 MM
Sep 5, 2023 16:45:26 #
Mirrorless Canon R7 matched with the Canon rf 100-500mm
Settings
Speed...1/1000
F Stop...7.0
ISO...1250
118 MM
Settings
Speed...1/1000
F Stop...7.0
ISO...1250
118 MM