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> but upon reviewing my photos I've come to the realization that the vast majority of them are useless. Many of them are videos for my 1SE vlog, screenshots or
by zzleeper 4y ago
> but upon reviewing my photos I've come to the realization that the vast majority of them are useless. Many of them are videos for my 1SE vlog, screenshots or pictures of things I wanted to share to a friend, or pictures of food. I'll never again look at 90+% of all these pictures, which leads me to the conclusion that 1. I should be more mindful of when I choose to take pictures (and take fewer in general), and 2. I should do something about the best 1% of my photos, like post them on this blog.
I would say way more than 90% of my photos are useless. Heck, every time I take a photo I actually take 3+ and then share the one that looks best. Meanwhile, dropbox automatically backups all the photos and my photo folder keeps getting bigger and BIGGER and BIGGGGER.
QUESTION: What program works best to go through a lot of pictures and delete those that don't matter? I tried the default windows once, xnview, and a few others, and they are all so slow at navigating photos that I would never finish :(