Summary

In this chapter, we learned how to create a catalog, what it means, and then imported a batch of photographs into Lightroom. It's a relatively simple process that follows a simple path from (where we import) > to (where we save), which we can translate as source > path > destination. The whole chapter contained quite a lot of information regarding a seemingly straightforward process. However, most of the options we discussed are set up only once in a while and for many photographers only once. It will all depend on your process and approach. As with everything, it takes a bit to get used to this process, and I encourage you to get into the habit of having a quick circular look each time you import images, following the guidance of this chapter. Even if it's only a glance, it will help you imprint the image of import dialog options in your head. This way, every import that follows will be more intuitive, and you won't become complacent, make a simple...