Hey everyone,
I'll try to explain this the best I can.
I use Adobe Lightroom 3 to process all my photos. My business is for senior photos (mainly.)
Anyway, each time I have a new client, I create a new folder on my external HD for them and then within that folder I have more folders for RAW photos, preview photos, final exports, etc.
In the past; after I've delivered all the finals to the client, I just completely wiped my Lightroom library in preparation for the next client. (I like to keep things clean and I don't like having multiple clients all in the library..just a pet peeve.)
Well I've now regretted that
and I'd like to know if there is a way to save the entire library of each project I have to a certain location. (So I can wipe the library and start clean, but yet still be able to open older libraries at any time. I'd like to basically be able to go to any of my clients' folder and open up their Lightroom project if I ever need to access it again.
(entire meaning includes all the photos I imported in that library, all the ones I processed, meta data, filters etc FOR THEIR PROJECT ONLY).
Is this possible?..Sorry for all the crazy formatting, I'm just trying to make sure I'm clear.
Much thanks,
-BJB
I'll try to explain this the best I can.
I use Adobe Lightroom 3 to process all my photos. My business is for senior photos (mainly.)
Anyway, each time I have a new client, I create a new folder on my external HD for them and then within that folder I have more folders for RAW photos, preview photos, final exports, etc.
In the past; after I've delivered all the finals to the client, I just completely wiped my Lightroom library in preparation for the next client. (I like to keep things clean and I don't like having multiple clients all in the library..just a pet peeve.)
Well I've now regretted that
(entire meaning includes all the photos I imported in that library, all the ones I processed, meta data, filters etc FOR THEIR PROJECT ONLY).
Is this possible?..Sorry for all the crazy formatting, I'm just trying to make sure I'm clear.
Much thanks,
-BJB