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Setting up and using the Identity Plate in Lightroom
The Identity Plate is a useful tool for branding Lightroom, and for image proofs. This video shows how to setup up multiple Identity plates and then use and modify them in Print.
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Great tutorial on the multiple identity plates and their uses. Now….I’m struggling creating a “master” catalog. One that would have all of my metadata and watermarks and identity plates and presets in it and then I can just copy and rename it for each client. I keep making a catalog and editing everything how I want it…..identity plate, etc….then I copy it and rename it “master”….but when I go to open that “renamed master” one….the identity plate, the watermark and the metadata presets aren’t already set up. They are there and I have to go to each catagory and select them but I was hoping that there was a much more convenient way. Any suggestions? thanks
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If you have Store Presets with Catalog turned off, all your presets should be available to every catalog. Identity Plates simply don’t travel between Catalogs, no way around it. I keep ID Plates in their own folder. Easiest way!
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