You can store your favorite folders in this pane, so you don’t have to wade through dozens of folders or sub-folders in the Folder pane. This helps you gather photos together as you might do in an analogue photo album, making it much easier to find specific or favorite images. Here you can create new collection folders based on any theme and then access specific files with ease. To take a closer look at a particular image, click here for a multi-layout view that displays thumbnails along the bottom, with a larger version of the selected image at the top. To get a better look at the contents of an image, increase its thumbnail size by dragging this slider to the right. You can sort your files by a wide range of criteria. In our example we’ve decided to display the highest-rated images at the top, descending to lower rated or unrated images at the bottom. You could choose to display the newest files at the top by choosing Shooting Date/Time and setting the secondary dropdown menu to Descending. To help you find files more easily you can change the way that thumbnails are displayed in DPP 4. Click on Filter at the top of then choose from the three drop-down menus. For example, to only display RAW files that have been rated with 5 stars, or those displaying a particular check mark. You can filter the contents of a folder to display files that meet a specific criteria. Folders of imported photos tend to be stored chronologically, but there’s lots you can do to find files faster…
You can drag one folder into another to rearrange them. (Image credit: Future) (opens in new tab)Ĭlick on a folder to display thumbnails of its contents in DPP 4’s workspace.
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