How are designers and artists controlling image size, format and resolution in the age of digital reproduction?
Seeking tips on efficient methods to catalog digital photographic project documentation. Previously original transparencies with specific aspect ratios were archived as a catalog and duplicates were sent to curators, prospective clients, press and media. This allowed a high degree of control over size and resolution, and a group of images would be regulated in format. Now, in the age of flexible formats we also have renderings and composite images – often of different proportions. Requests for images are all different, causing constant resizing…and filing and ever removed from the “original” (especially in a studio with several staff members doing the tasks). What systems are being used to archive, handle requests and save on hard drive space?
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