Tag: workflow

Workflow & Writing: Ulysses

Posted by | Published on April 18, 2016

Write. Anything. Anywhere. My daily writing routines are improving and Ulysses has quickly become an everyday tool. The very effective slogan tells you why. One still needs to actually […] 

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Writing & Workflow: Scrivener & Simplenote

Posted by | Published on May 12, 2013

And it has become a kind of a truism in the study of creativity that you can’t be creating anything with less than 10 years […] 

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Workflow II: ShutterSnitch, Revel & Eye-Fi on my iPad

Posted by | Published on April 21, 2013

Since posting Workflow: X100s and the iPad experimentation has led to a number of initial decisions about processes and tools. Although, not completely happy with all […] 

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Workflow: X100s and the iPad

Posted by | Published on April 13, 2013

A digital photography workflow is an end-to-end system of working with digital images, from capture to delivery. It is comprised of a series of inter-connected […] 

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