It's not too complicated, you just have to study up on just what to do before you start. The most critical part of the process was making sure the hard drive was set up properly before erasing it.
That certainly looks like a very nice dinner.
Have you found an app for this yet? An app on your MacBook would make this a lot easier not to mention more fun.Right now I'm having break from my cataloging project, I'm taking photos of all my antiques so they can be
A- Stored on an SDHC card.
B- Stored on my MacBook.
C-Stored in DropBox.
D-The biggest job, Editing every photo with purchase details and storing on an external HD.
There's no shortcut, just have to plough on, All the details are in a book I keep but only in date order.
When I started collecting no one had computers ect so it was a case of entering details in a book and taking a photo and having it developed.
Its quite a job
No I didn't find anything that I thought would do what I want, I'll keep looking though, I still need to have this record in any case, Also it will be useful.
Good point, maintenance will be a snap once the initial implementation is in place, and you can always catalog it digitally later. Glad to see you're committed to this and I hope you find a good app to help you in this journey. Even a simple spreadsheet would be of some help I would think.
Actually the hardest thing is going back and forth in my records to match purchase details up to the items.
Have you seen this?Actually the hardest thing is going back and forth in my records to match purchase details up to the items.
Some things like Thimbles are very similar so I have to check the marks too, I'm getting there though.......Slowly
