photography
Trying new things.
FujiFilm X100T + Hoya R72 + Custom WB off grass.
Getting some hot spots at f/8 and f/11. Have to experiment some more to find ways of minimizing them, both during capture and in post.
These were shot using hyperfocal distance, though AF works really well as long as there's enough light.
f/8. 8s, ISO 200
f/8. 8s, ISO 200
f/8. 8s, ISO 200
f/8. 15s, ISO 200
I've been avoiding adding my Aperture libraries to my CrashPlan backup sets because of the sheer number of files in the packages that don't need to be backed up. CrashPlan's memory use goes up with number of files and can increase the chances of crashing.
Luckily, CrashPlan allows the exclusion of files via regular expressions. Quick Googling unearthed an old post by Leigh McCulloch where he shares an expression for excluding thumbnails. By simply replacing "Thumbnails" with "Previews" I added a second expression to exclude those, as well.
A quick check in Crashplan's selection dialog confirms that the expressions work.
The final expressions:
(.+).aplibrary/Thumbnails(.*)
(.+).aplibrary/Previews(.*)
Now I know next to nothing about regular expressions, so I'm sure there's a way to combine them. If there is, please share and I'll update. In the meantime, this works great.
UPDATE:
Shortly after posting this, @crashplan sent a helpful link to a knowledge base document explaining how they handle Aperture/iPhoto libraries and tips on backing them up and restoring them.