Back side of scanned photos

[Sveinn í Felli]

My take on this is similar to Nadine's, adding "-back" to the file name. 
In my case the front and back scans are of very different resolutions 
and sometimes even different file formats; e.g. high-res Tiff/PNG for 
the photo and relatively low-res JPG for the backside.
Then I tend to group those images and/or tag them with "backside" and 
"image_with_backside" (just in case if they get separated it's easier to 
find corresponding images).

Best regards,
Sveinn

Þann 13.7.2023 00:19, skrifaði Nadine Helkenn:
> I do this a lot. I like to preserve the handwriting of elders that have left us,
> as well as their words & names. And sometimes there are marks that help to link
> several photos together created by the print developers. I used the filename for
> the front image & merely append "-back" to the file name. Then I group them
> together so that they are even more connected.
> 
> Just a personal choice. It's nice to know there are kindred spirits in the
> DigiKam world.
> 
> Nadine H
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> *Sent:* Wednesday, July 12, 2023 3:26 PM
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> *Subject:* Back side of scanned photos
> Sometimes the back side of a scanned photo is interesting enough to scan and
> keep.  Is there a convenient way to associate the scanned front and back images
> of a photo without combining them into a single image, or creating a lot of
> tags, each with only two images?