I use the following rating meaning in Shotwell:
rejected = candidate for wastebin
unrated = have not analyzed this photo yet
1 = keep and return to reanalyze later and maybe then mark as 'rejected' or '2'
2 = keep and forget
3 = keep, needs editing
4 = keep, do not publish -- this is original photo which was edited but saved as a diffenet image file (e.g. edited via external program and saved as IMG000_edit, so look for _edit image)
5 = publish finished work: a) perfect out of the camera b) was edited (file has 'edited' suffix or tag)
flagged = used to mark photos for immediate processing, work in progress
And the following workflow:
Folder tree:
YYYY/YYYY_MM_DD_tag1_tag2.../
- video
- edited
- edited
1) Mark ranks, add tags.
2) Edit those marked with '3': mark 'flagged'
3) Export final image as '_edited', mark original as '4', clear flag.
4) Add '_edited' to Shotwell, mark as '5'.
Monday, October 8, 2018
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