Man of Honour
Aperture, it's lightroom but better
v0n said:I used to use ACDSee32 in the old days, but then it got bloated and weird and I had to spend few minutes every time I started it on sorting out plugin issues and the darn thing trying to watch all the video files and movies on my hard drive, so in moment of anger I uninstalled it and I liked Lightroom beta, but import function in retail version is broken under Vista. I tried Irfanview but it doesn't install properly in vista either. So I use Picasa, even though it won't resize when "export resizing" from a folder containing files smaller in size than what you are trying to resize the whole lot to. Sigh... there is no perfect solution.
EVH said:Is anyone in to renaming their photos?
I renamed 2 folders from my University graduation and a previous holiday (taken with 1D MK II n and Sony point-and-shoot respectively), but since going on holiday to Cyprus recently I don't know if I can be bothered to rename 60 odd photos
Main purpose of renaming before was so that the images could be easily found in Spotlight on my mac (for editing later), but since this thread goes on about organisation I thought i'd twist it a little.
SilverPenguin said:Like this, and I use Nikon View to look at them all.
Photography drive -> Camera model -> genre (e.g. wildlife) -> species (e.g. birds, mammals) -> then the photos.
Helium_Junkie said:I just this second ran out of patience with picture project.
Up til now it has been fine, but it adds only some pictures from an import to a collection - and I want them all in a collection in the software so I can easily go through by date.
But noooooOOOOOooooOOOooooo. Stupid program ><
Adobe Lightroom @ $300 can kmfa too.
Any free and decent alternatives JUST for transfer and organising?