Re: [imaging] Thank you!

[Guang Chao]

On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 2:01 AM Bryan Atsatt  wrote:

> Just wanted to let the developers know that this project saved the day for
> an important Christmas present for my wife.
>
> She has wanted access to about 30k photos I have in an old Photoshop
> Elements catalog (with lots of keywords etc added), but didn't want to use
> that app.
>
> This library enabled me to preserve all the data by updating the photos,
> adding (approximate) GPS info where missing and making them searchable in
> Google Photos by appending keywords to the captions.
>
>
Maybe share the code in github


> She now has all of them in her Google Photos and on a portable drive, with
> no PSE required, and is very happy.
>
> So... thanks for all the hard work everyone, and Happy New Decade to you
> all.
>
> // Bryan
>


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Re: [imaging] Thank you!

[Bruno P. Kinoshita]

 Thank you Bryan! Really happy to hear it was helpful to you and your wife.
Feedback, both like this or bug/improvement/feature requests, is really 
important for the project.
All the best for you too. And feel free to drop an e-mail here or raise issues 
on JIRA if you have any suggestion. 1.0-alpha2 should come out in the first 
quarter of this year.

Bruno

On Friday, 3 January 2020, 7:01:13 am NZDT, Bryan Atsatt 
 wrote:  
 
 Just wanted to let the developers know that this project saved the day for
an important Christmas present for my wife.

She has wanted access to about 30k photos I have in an old Photoshop
Elements catalog (with lots of keywords etc added), but didn't want to use
that app.

This library enabled me to preserve all the data by updating the photos,
adding (approximate) GPS info where missing and making them searchable in
Google Photos by appending keywords to the captions.

She now has all of them in her Google Photos and on a portable drive, with
no PSE required, and is very happy.

So... thanks for all the hard work everyone, and Happy New Decade to you
all.

// Bryan
  

[imaging] Thank you!

[Bryan Atsatt]

Just wanted to let the developers know that this project saved the day for
an important Christmas present for my wife.

She has wanted access to about 30k photos I have in an old Photoshop
Elements catalog (with lots of keywords etc added), but didn't want to use
that app.

This library enabled me to preserve all the data by updating the photos,
adding (approximate) GPS info where missing and making them searchable in
Google Photos by appending keywords to the captions.

She now has all of them in her Google Photos and on a portable drive, with
no PSE required, and is very happy.

So... thanks for all the hard work everyone, and Happy New Decade to you
all.

// Bryan