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earthshine

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3. Perhaps try Google photos

Reply to Gidney N Cloyd (Original post)

Sat Mar 25, 2017, 06:32 PM

Mar 2017

I listen to tech podcasts on TWIT.TV.

The renown Leo Laporte says that he uses Google photos. One uploads the photos to Google and it scans, analyses, and tags the pictures based on facial recognition.

I don't do it myself, but Leo has spoken about and recommended the service many times.

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Can anyone recommend a good image sorting/organizing program? [View all] Gidney N Cloyd Mar 2017 OP

I work with lots of images and what I do when scanning is I use the name of the shraby Mar 2017 #1

The scanner I'm using seems to lack function for naming the image file. Gidney N Cloyd Mar 2017 #2

I work with images constantly canetoad Mar 2017 #5

Wow, I remember Irfanview from like 20 years ago. Had it on a floppy. I'll take a look. Gidney N Cloyd Mar 2017 #6

Perhaps try Google photos earthshine Mar 2017 #3

Picassa will do all of that Egnever Mar 2017 #4

I rely entirely upon my computer's file system. With 35,000+ photos anything else is too slow... hunter Mar 2017 #7

Have you considered Egnever Mar 2017 #8

Take a look at ACDSee. ManiacJoe Mar 2017 #9

One site I visited rated it pretty high. It was also reasonably priced, I thought. Gidney N Cloyd Mar 2017 #10