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Oh man, I hear you: I had a mess just like that, tried to find something to automatically sweep everything into a neat pile, couldn't find it, and ended up writ
by mceachen 5y ago
Oh man, I hear you: I had a mess just like that, tried to find something to automatically sweep everything into a neat pile, couldn't find it, and ended up writing PhotoStructure: https://photostructure.com/about/introducing-photostructure/ https://photostructure.com/about/introducing-photostructure/
- myself248 5y agoThis looks fantastic. I have a lot of comments about my old photos stored in 4DOS Descript.ion files, since I was using ACDsee to organize them. Can you speculate how to save those?
- mceachen 5y agoHuh, I've never heard of that format. If you send an example to hello@photostructure.com I can take a look: best case, ExifTool will be able to read them already, and you can just add .ion as a sidecar extension.
- trompetenaccoun 5y agoThis is just what I wanted for a long time, amazing to randomly come across it because I'd already given up thinking it doesn't exist. The only feature it's missing - but I know this would be complicated and advanced - would be to scan for similar images and duplicates that don't exactly match. Ideally it would present them all and then I could manually mark for deletion what I want to get rid of. So many duplicates. We were all so naive when digital photography first became a thing. I remember back in the day everyone recommended "keep all files, delete nothing, storage is cheap".