iView MediaPro would do this very nicely, and it is cross-platform
(Mac OS X and Windows). See
http://www.iview-multimedia.com
for details.
But it isn't freeware or shareware. It's about $200 application. You
get what you pay for. :-)
Godfrey
On Oct 10, 2006, at 8:24 PM, Charles Robinson
On Oct 10, 2006, at 19:51, Bruce Dayton wrote:
Another app to consider is BreezeBrowser. www.breezesys.com
I had my father look at Irfanview and it was a little too much to
throw at him. BreezeBrowser doesn't do as much, but would do what you
have asked for.
I think Irfanview might be
Picasa, from Google, would be the obvious choice. It even has basic
editing capabilities.
-Adam
Charles Robinson wrote:
My dad (a Windows user, btw) just got back from a 2-week trip to China.
He said that between him and mom, they shot about 2,200 photos.
Nevermind that I averaged about
My dad (a Windows user, btw) just got back from a 2-week trip to China.
He said that between him and mom, they shot about 2,200 photos.
Nevermind that I averaged about 500 shots PER DAY when I was in China
in 2005, but... when Dad commented that he was thinking he was going
to need a more
Charles Robinson wrote:
What I'd like to find for hims is software that does this at the very
least:
1. Drop all of the photos into the software (or point the software
to the location of said photos)
2. Sort through thumbnails and come up with keepers (stays in the
index) and nope
Sounds like a job for Raw Shooter Essentials, but wait, Adobe bought
them and killed the product. It may still be available on line until
the release of Lightroom but no more updates will be forthcoming.
Charles Robinson wrote:
My dad (a Windows user, btw) just got back from a 2-week trip to
Another app to consider is BreezeBrowser. www.breezesys.com
I had my father look at Irfanview and it was a little too much to
throw at him. BreezeBrowser doesn't do as much, but would do what you
have asked for.
I'm sure that you will hear of many other products. Each will have
good merits.
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