 Julie M. Cwik |
Cataloging Images I was looking into cataloging all my images and I know there are programs you can use to help get it all seprate.. what do you use? What do you suggest? What do you suggest not to use? Please advise! Julie
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Hi Julie, I use Photo Mechanic for photo management. It's a kind of light table for your photos and makes sorting, deleting, rotating, tagging, etc. a breeze. It also integrates seamlessly with your favorite photo editor (CS3 in my case) so they work as if they were one application. http://www.camerabits.com/site/index.html Have fun!
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Hi Julie, I use Photo Mechanic for photo management. It's a kind of light table for your photos and makes sorting, deleting, rotating, tagging, etc. a breeze. It also integrates seamlessly with your favorite photo editor (CS3 in my case) so they work as if they were one application. http://www.camerabits.com/site/index.html Have fun!
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Pat Harry |
Will this work with offline images? I mean - does it store the thumbnails in a catalog so you can view without the CD? If so, if you build your catalog on your hard drive, but the move a folder to a CD, can you repoint to the CD? I hope this makes sense.
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Photo Mechanic is a photo management app. It works with the images it can see. On connected, 'online', or mounted, volumes. Drop a folder with a thousand 10 megapixel images on PM's icon and they will flash up on screen in 2 seconds flat (if on FireWire or USB 2 busses). You, however, are asking about a catalog, a database. With thumbnails, (EXIF ?) data, and 'links'/pointers to OFFline volumes like CDs or DVDs' with your photos. A kind of a photo jukebox really. http://tinyurl.com/46j6wt
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Julie M. Cwik |
Thanks for the advice! Now I know where to start.
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