New Webinar: Top Techniques for Archiving & Metadata

December 12, 2013 Marco | Editor

By Sarah Jacobs

A webinar presented by PhotoShelter & the American Society of Picture Professionals

Worried about your images floating around online without any way to trace them back to you or your organization? Have thousands of images stored on hard drives you’re looking to get organized or posted online to make them searchable? Think it’s just your website that gets you discovered by buyers? Think again. Getting organized to make your images searchable, findable, and valuable — on your desktop or on the web — starts with good archiving and tagging practices.

Metadata is how it all gets …read more

Via: Photoshelter

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