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https://github.com/adnasa/post-processing-boilerplate
Speed up kickstarting post-processing project(s) with Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Bridge.
https://github.com/adnasa/post-processing-boilerplate
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Speed up kickstarting post-processing project(s) with Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Bridge.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/adnasa/post-processing-boilerplate
- Owner: adnasa
- License: mit
- Created: 2024-11-09T16:00:57.000Z (9 days ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-11-10T16:19:33.000Z (8 days ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-11-10T17:26:03.871Z (8 days ago)
- Language: TypeScript
- Size: 1000 KB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
> Speed up kickstarting post-processing project(s) with Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Bridge.
## Usage
> [!important] Before you get started, it's important to emphasise that you use these bootstrapping files at your own risk.
>
> It's generally a good practice that you experiment with these on sample Lightroom project and/or you diligently cleanup after yourself in the settings of your Adobe Bridge installation before you starting applying them to amend your workflow within Lightroom and Bridge respectively.
## Installation
```
❯ yarn install
```
## The boot file
1. You copy the `boot.config.sample.yaml` to `boot.config.yaml`.
2. You edit this file and add your own preferences and configurations
### Example
```yaml
# It is recommended to use PascalCase
namespace: MyProject
Author: ADDIE
collections:
# generic categories across multiple themes
agnostic:
- name: ISO_COATED_V2
category: Conversions
# themed categories, genre specific
themes:
- name: Sunrise
category: Motive
- name: Sunset
category: Motive
# lightroom collection definitions
# adjust these to your liking.
definitions:
# CAMERAS + FILE_FORMAT
- name: Sony 7ii + JPEG
prefix: 'camera'
combineType: intersect
config:
pick:
criteria: camera
operation: any
value: Sony ILCE-7M2
fileFormat:
criteria: fileFormat
operation: '=='
value: JPEG
```
> Adjust `definitions` at your own risk.
> To understand better how `definitions[*].config` works, you will have to inspect the your existing Lightroom collection first.
> From there, you get a good idea of how a configuration for a Lightroom collection could look like and you can start small by experimenting with new collections that matches your preferences.
> You are free to delete the `definitions` section entirely.
## Building your collections
Run the following script:
```
❯ yarn build
```
Inspect the `/output` folder and have a look at the generated collections for Lightroom and Bridge respectively.
## Output
### `output/Adobe Bridge Keywords.txt`
A list of reusable Adobe Bridge **Keywords**.
The file is the importable **Keywords** for Adobe Bridge.
To import this; Go to `Adobe -> Keywords Panel -> Import`.
- Application: Adobe Bridge
- Scope: Installation. By importing this, it will be part of your Adobe Bridge installation.
### `output/Metadata Templates`
This is a collection of reusable _Metadata Templates_ that you apply to your images in Adobe Bridge.
These files are intended for you to copy these over into your Adobe Bridge settings.
In MacOS; the placement of these templates can be `/Users//Library/Application Support/Adobe/XMP`.
- Application: Adobe Bridge
- Scope: Installation. By importing this, it will be part of your Adobe Bridge installation.
### `output/Lightroom/Keyword Sets`
This is a collection of reusable _Keyword Sets_ across your Lightroom Projects.
These files are intended for you to copy these over into your Adobe Lightroom settings.
In MacOS; the placement of these templates can be `/Users//Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom`
Once you've done this, you can expect your _Keyword Sets_ to display in the list of options of the **Keywording** panel of Lightroom.
- Application: Adobe Lightroom
- Scope: Installation. By importing this, it will be part of your Adobe Lightroom installation.
### `output/Lightroom/Collections `
These are the Lightroom **Smart Collections** that you can use in a single Lightroom project.
You import them into Lightroom, so you transform your **Smart Collections**.
> [!info] Note that **Smart Collections** are **per project** in Lightroom.
> When you kickstart a new Lightroom project, you import them again.
- Application: Adobe Bridge
- Scope: Project. By importing this, it will be part of your Adobe Lightroom project.
#### Example
**Before**
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