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There's one photo organization feature I really want that I haven't yet seen in any existing asset managers: a way to group bursted photos together and hide a s
by staticshock 6y ago
There's one photo organization feature I really want that I haven't yet seen in any existing asset managers: a way to group bursted photos together and hide a set of images behind one "representative" image in the main stream, while still making them accessible if necessary. Anyone aware of software that comes close?
- r00fus 6y agoDidn’t iPhoto do this?
- Alt-ThrowAway 6y agoI figured out a way to do this in Lightroom using the stacking feature. It's not quite automatic as you need to run a command. Basically, there's a stack-by-time-taken option in a drop down menu and you set a time difference that fits your bursts (which it will save as default for next run). I use this to auto-stack iOS motion photos with the still version so I just see one item. I set it to auto-stack all media that has a capture time within two seconds of each other. This works for what I need. Sorry, I don't recall the name of the specific menu item. Hopefully, my description is enough to get you in the ballpark (if you use LR).