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Search in catalogs can be carried out by various parameters, but it does not differ in high speed.

There is integration with Roxio Toast (a new disk after recording can be automatically added to the database of DiskCatalogMaker). The program has quite good settings that allow you to control scanning, appearance, and also, the behavior of the program in various situations. The possibilities of DiskCatalogMaker are enough for many for most everyday tasks. Optimized cataloging engine for multi-core/multiprocessor systems.Trusted catalog database format for scalability and storage of huge data.Compressing catalog data for disk space.

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Zip, StuffIt, RAR, 7-Zip, tar, gzip, bzip2, CompactPro and LHA archive formats support.The photo optimization tools in LR and Photoshop are better than in FCP, e.g, you have object removal, the new Photoshop 'super resolution' feature, very sophisticated sharpening, etc.Long unicode name and Asian languages support.Shared catalog file access via AppleShare file server / AFP.Cataloging a folder on a network volume. TIFF has more bit depth than JPG but avoids possible complications from using camera raw or PSD files. If your presentation envisions being more tilted toward still images, you nonetheless want only the best ones. The documentaries I've worked on sometimes had 5,000 available stills, but in a video-centric presentation we only used the top 15 to 20 images the rest was video. Once you know the final selection of stills, you can further polish them in FCP or use LR and Photoshop to optimize them, re-import to FCP, match and replace. That enables a rough visual assessment of the corrected photos, sufficient for final selection and integration in the video program. I'd suggest using LR to curate the 3,000 raw stills to the best 5% or so, then do an initial quick polish on those and export them as TIFF and import to FCPX. NeoFinder is one of the best available Mac utilities, and good for cataloging content across various disconnected hard drives: There are apparently ways exporting LR ratings/tags can be automated, some of which discussed here: It might be able to search those and transfer those to Finder tags. NeoFinder can read LR ratings and XMP/IPTC tags in exported. Once located you could use Finder tags to tag each group, which FCP could then read and apply as keyword collections. E.g, for 'MyKeyword1', in Finder you can do CMD+F, then in the left-hand drop-down menu pick 'Other', then scroll down and add 'keywords' as a new Finder search item.Īfter that in Finder you can do CMD+F and search for Keywords contains 'MyKeyWord1'. You can directly query LR tags in exported.

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I'm sure pro photographers on Mac encounter this.

Xml in neofinder how to#

How to get LR keywords to Finder tags is not really an FCP issue, but probably someone in a photography forum could help you with this. Your best approach might be convert the LR keywords and ratings to Finder tags, then FCP can import those as keyword collections. However this is of limited use if I cant then use the data in FCPX easily. Lightroom Classic and I'd like to keyword them and organise them in Collections within Lightroom, plus give them a 1 to 5 star rating.