| Part III – Catalogue-Based Non-Destructive Imaging - What model does cataloguing software use ?
The model that is used in the library model.
- Where are the images stored in a catalogue based system ?
In a folder, multiple folders, USB, internal/external drive or CD/DVD.
- Where does the catalogue get its initial information about the files ?
Metadata
- Where does the cataloguing software store this information ?
The Catalogue - What is the main organising principle of Browser based systems ? The file system
- How do cataloguing systems organise their images ?
A cataloguing system runs on metadata. - How does a cataloguing system make changes to an image ?
It updates the metadata. - Can other programs see these changes ? No
- How does a cataloguing system make changes to an image available to other programs ?
You need to export the file.
10.List 5 advantages of Cataloguing based PIE software ? - It doesn't change the original data of the image. Totally non-destructive.
- Can bring images together from all over the place, all accessed through a central database.
- Edits can be applied to several images.
- Backing up and restoring becomes easy.
- Exporting.
- Give two examples of software that combine Image Cataloguing and Editing functions ?
- Lightroom.
- Capture.
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