Mobile Photography: Image Management

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Derrick Story

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[1] Introduction

[1] Manage images on mobile devices.mp4

00:49

[2] A few things about this course.mp4

02:04

[2] 1. Phone Camera Settings

[1] Video recording options.mp4

02:20

[2] Video slow-motion recording options.mp4

01:55

[3] When to use Preserve Settings (iOS).mp4

02:11

[4] Stereo sound recording vs. mono.mp4

01:17

[5] File format options for still pictures.mp4

02:04

[3] 2. Managing Phone Storage

[1] Reviewing overall storage on your iPhone.mp4

02:35

[2] Selecting the right amount of storage for a new phone.mp4

02:12

[3] Balancing local storage with cloud storage on an iPhone.mp4

03:23

[4] Changing your iCloud storage settings.mp4

03:36

[5] Tapping iCloud Drive for more options.mp4

03:08

[4] 3. Managing and Editing Images on Mobile Devices

[1] Getting the most out of chronological organization.mp4

01:58

[2] The evolution of search tools.mp4

02:19

[3] Marking images as favorites.mp4

03:05

[4] Albums and collections.mp4

03:36

[5] Apps for viewing picture metadata.mp4

03:20

[6] Why mobile editing makes more sense than ever.mp4

03:42

[7] How to quickly improve the appearance of a picture.mp4

02:33

[8] Trimming and touching up movies.mp4

03:10

[5] 4. Using an iPad as a Mobile Photography Studio

[1] How iPadOS changed everything for photographers.mp4

02:39

[2] Taking advantage of screen real estate for photo work.mp4

02:58

[3] Using the iPad as a soft box for taking pictures with the iPhone.mp4

01:49

[4] Tapping the built-in Photos image database.mp4

03:08

[5] Getting the most out of the Files app.mp4

02:45

[6] Working with Lightroom on an iPad.mp4

03:27

[7] Exploring Pixelmator Photo.mp4

03:29

[8] Tapping RAW Power as your photo editing app.mp4

03:56

[6] 5. Transferring Images from Digital Camera to Mobile Device

[1] Bringing your digital camera into the mobile workflow.mp4

02:31

[2] Automatically adding geotags to digital camera photos.mp4

02:26

[3] Transferring pictures from camera to smartphone via Wi-Fi.mp4

02:02

[4] Using your smartphone as a remote release.mp4

02:49

[5] Using AirDrop to move images from device to device.mp4

01:47

[7] 6. Android Photography and Lightroom

[1] Using the built-in camera.mp4

02:19

[2] Working with the Lightroom mobile camera.mp4

02:00

[3] Reviewing Lightroom mobile preferences.mp4

03:18

[4] Adding images to your Lightroom library.mp4

01:45

[5] Editing a picture in Lightroom mobile.mp4

02:38

[6] Editing a picture in Google Photos.mp4

03:23

[7] Using Dropbox as an alternative backup.mp4

02:46

[8] Conclusion

[1] Keep improving your mobile photography.mp4

01:19

Description

What do you do with the plethora of photos on your smartphone after taking them? It's easy to have hundreds—if not thousands—of photos in your library, but it isn't so easy to back up and keep track of them. In this course, get tips on how to manage your ever-growing mobile photography collection. Photographer Derrick Story delves into several different backup and organizational methods for both Android and iOS devices, highlighting the benefits and risks of each approach. Plus, he shares tips for enhancing the appearance of your shots right on your mobile device. Discover how to leverage your iPad as a mobile photography studio, transfer images from your digital camera to your mobile device, back up and edit photos with Lightroom, and much more.

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