[Digikam-devel] [Bug 152424] Workflow organizing : use Color Label Tags over icon view items

[Émile Cordonnier]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=152424


Émile Cordonnier <emilecord-bugzilla at yahoo.fr> changed:

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--- Comment #78 from Émile Cordonnier <emilecord-bugzilla yahoo fr>  2011-02-09 14:12:26 ---
"Versions can be marked a Tagged, Rejected, or Untagged.  Marking a version as
Tagged is a great way to make a quick indication of images in your Catalog. 
You might use the Tag indicator to mark images that you are in the process of
editing, removing the tag from finished images (and perhaps apply a Label as
well).  Or perhaps you Tag several images with similar content so you can
quickly select then to compare and select the best.

Marking an image as Rejected will help you keep your catalog free of out of
focus, or otherwise poor quality images.  One workflow would be to scan through
new images, marking the poor quality images as Rejected.  Once all images have
been reviewed, Filter the Thumbnail View to show only the rejected images to
verify that you marked only the poor quality images, then permanently delete
the Rejected images.  Or keep the images, leaving them as Rejected to prevent
them from showing up in the standard view of your Catalog, while leaving them
on your computer just in case you do need that image later."
(http://bibblelabs.com/products/bibble5/learn/webhelp/index.html?labels_ratings_and_tags.html)

Darkroom has the same feature (and probably other softwares as I think it is a
standard for xmp: like color tags or rating it can be read by other softwares). 

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=241847 asked for this kind of feature. I
remember another wish asking for this "Pick/Rejected" feature, but I don't find
it. If I remember correctly, the answer was that it can be done with stars. For
my part, I think it is useful; it can be done with stars but sometimes it is
less handy.

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