This is video #4 in the Lightroom Series for Food Photography where I discuss how to cull through your photos in Lightroom. There are many tools that Lightroom provides that can help you sort through your photos, I just discuss ways that can be more efficient and helpful than others. I hope it helps!
0:00 - What is Culling?
0:56 - A common way to cull photos
1:24 - The problem with this way
1:59 - My recommended way to cull photos
2:25 - The three aspects to the flagging method
2:37 - Different ways to flag images
3:06 - Step 1 in my culling process
3:48 - Step 2: Filtering the flagged images
4:19 - Step 3: Culling images for Advanced Retouching
4:38 - Creating TIFF files in Lightroom (via Photoshop)
5:10 - Selecting Images for Portfolio use
5:48 - The meat of Lightroom?
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