#Re add neofinder database archive

Imagine the joy of being able to find any image you want in seconds rather than hours or days.

#Re add neofinder database archive

Take it from someone who has a fully catalogued archive of nearly two decades of professional shooting as well as extensive experience building similar systems for some very large organisations, you can do this. Going from zero to having a well organised photographic archive can take quite a bit of time, but it will save you much more time over the long run and it isnвЂ™t anywhere near as difficult as people assume. It gets put into the too hard, too time-consuming, too confusing basket. Only very few people ever seem to get around to it. Oh I wish I had a dollar for every time IвЂ™ve heard this. If there is any one thing that bonds and unites all photographers it is the phrase вЂњI really must get around to sorting out my photosвЂќ. YouвЂ™re a small company who hires photographers to build an image library but organising those assets in the office is a nightmare.YouвЂ™re well organised photographer who keeps on top of RAW file processing but need a catalogue to organise sets and collections for presenting or sharing.

YouвЂ™re a prolific but disorganised photographer with a lot of RAW files lying about on hard drives and havenвЂ™t processed them all or even indexed what you have collected.

IвЂ™ve asked Paul to think about several different scenarios when covering the topic of catalogues: In this article Paul Dymond ( ) will be walking us through his experience with harnessing the power of catalogues as a travel photographer, and also his skills with helping other organisations to get better organised themselves to make the most of their in-house image libraries.

Re-add neofinder database