Workflow Photography with FOSS in GNU/Linux

In this talk I will share my experience as an amateur photographer dealing with Linux, I will show you from uploading and managing your photos, to processing, editing and backing up your files entirely using Free and Open Source Software tools like Darktable, Gimp and Bash.

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1. Photography Workflow with FOSS using GNU/Linux By: Gabriel Covarrubias Noob Photographer - Born to be root#
2. Hello, I am Gabriel Newbie photographer, speaker because I love it and sysadmin because I born to be root# ADVICE: Don’t user root user, use sudo instead ;) 2
3. What is a Photography Workflow? I was going to insert an awesome and inspirational caption here but I didn’t think something that cool 3
4. 1.- Photo Session 4
5. 2.- Download Photos 5
6. 3.- Review and Rate photos 6
7. 4.- Edit and Retouch 7
8. 5.- Publish 8
9. 6.- Backup 9
10. Photographers SHOULD USE Mac or Windows Hold my beer... 10
11. Traditional WorkFlow with Proprietary Software 11
12. 12 WOOF Max is not very impressed with the traditional WorkFlow
13. Photography Workflow with FOSS …. Let’s get down to business 13
14. Traditional Workflow Workflow with FOSS
15. 15 Así si, prro
17. 17 Order your Photos: The Linux Way
21. STOP! Demo Time! Can’t touch this! 21
22. 22 #!/usr/bin/env bash
25. 25 RAW vs JPEG
27. STOP! Demo Time! Can’t touch this! 27
31. 31 Editing Photos
33. 33 Backup & Storage
34. 34 RAW File = 30 - 50 Mb
35. 35 $0.023 USD/GB $0.004 USD/GB
36. 36 THUMBNAILS
37. 37 NEGATIVES
38. 38 COMPRESS
39. 39 STORAGE
40. 40 STORAGE
41. 41 TODO • Archivar en medios extraíbles • Subir JPGs a Google Photos • Depurar Archivos RAW • Proteger Galerias con user & pass • Numerar fotos de galeria
43. Questions?
44. Thanks! gabriel.covarrubias@gultij.org @covarrubiasgg