PhotoPicker
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  • General Information
  • AI Culling
  • Application Interface
  • Application Menu
  • 1. WORKING WITH THE PHOTO LIBRARY
  • 2. WORKING WITH LIGHTROOM CLASSIC CATALOGS
    • Creating a Lightroom Classic Catalog and Importing Photos
    • Importing a Lightroom Catalog into PhotoPicker (macOS)
    • Importing a Lightroom Catalog into PhotoPicker (Windows)
    • Exporting a Catalog to Lightroom
  • 3. CUSTOM CATALOGS
    • General Overview
    • Importing Photos into a Custom Catalog
    • Exporting Sorting Results
  • 4. WORKING WITH PHOTOS ON EXTERNAL STORAGE WITHOUT IMPORT
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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  1. 3. CUSTOM CATALOGS

General Overview

Custom catalogs allow you to start sorting photos immediately after a shoot, even while on your way home. You can connect a card reader (e.g., via the Apple USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter or a card reader with a USB-C port), import your photos, and begin sorting them.

During the sorting process, you can assign flags, ratings, and color tags to your photos. Once you’re done, you can export the sorting results as XMP files directly into the folder containing the original photos in just a few seconds.

When you return home, simply import the photos into your photo editor (e.g., Lightroom, Capture One, or Camera Raw) as usual. The sorting results will automatically be read from the XMP files, allowing you to seamlessly continue working on your photos.

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