Wow! some people must have mega machines? I work on four different computers during the day...organisation is always a challenging job for me...probably why I post in the wrong places
How you organaiz your pictures?
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I use a simple approach:
YEAR folder
inside each year folder, yymmdd-XXXXX folders, according to the date the pictures were taken, where XXXX is the name of the places, event, etc. In this way the system sort the folders alphabetically (by date).
Inside each of these yymmdd-xxxx folders, a RAW folder with the RAW files if I want to keep them.
When I have another shoot the same day (or with a different camera), I modify the name of folder yymmdd-YY-XXXX where YY are nmemonic of camera brand.
That solution is useful for me.
HTH
YEAR folder
inside each year folder, yymmdd-XXXXX folders, according to the date the pictures were taken, where XXXX is the name of the places, event, etc. In this way the system sort the folders alphabetically (by date).
Inside each of these yymmdd-xxxx folders, a RAW folder with the RAW files if I want to keep them.
When I have another shoot the same day (or with a different camera), I modify the name of folder yymmdd-YY-XXXX where YY are nmemonic of camera brand.
That solution is useful for me.
HTH
No, unfortunately not... 32,5 MP as a TIFF needs a lot of space. 
No, unfortunately not... 32,5 MP as a TIFF needs a lot of space.
That's really a lot, is that original from camera?
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I see guys that I got you great question to discusse . I need to think more them like it.. . but that is only photographers life ..
And thank you a lot for your answers 
Very good answers , usefuls...
. I need to think more them like it.. . but that is only photographers life .. And thank you a lot for your answers
Very good answers , usefuls...
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No, unfortunately not... 32,5 MP as a TIFF needs a lot of space.
but I have too the same problem, when I export my RAW phots after editing to JPG.. They offen come so large
That is own quqestion to discuss.. how to export images with best quality and not too large ..
No... a TIFF is a uncompressed file format. Unfortunately I cannot directly integrate the CR3 files in my Helicon Focus workflow as the file format is too new. So I've to export the files from CFR3 to TIFF in LR and save it as TIFF again later on. I can for sure use the JPG format but I priorice the image quality instead of the file size. Normal "single shot" CRAW CR3 files are about 25-30MB.
Thats a lot to be honest, whats your Memory card size ?