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Description: Photography - Brattoo Propaganda Software - 2355 KB - Duplicate Annihilator for iOS - Graphics and Design Duplicate Annihilator for iOS v.2.0.0 Duplicate Annihilator for iOS takes on the time- consuming task comparing the images in your photo library on your iOS devices, using effective algorithms to make sure that no duplicates escape. Duplicate Annihilator takes on the time consuming task comparing the images in your iPhoto library using effective algorithms to make sure that no duplicates escapes. When found the duplicate will either be marked with a description of your choice to make it searchable or simply moved to iPhotos trashcan. Duplicate Annihilator for Photos takes on the time consuming task comparing the Master images and Versions in your Photos database using effective algorithms to make sure that no duplicates escape.

Scans your Photos library and identifies duplicates, missing image files, corrupt JPEGs and other issues in order to help you clean up your photos collection

Duplicate Annihilator – HEIC format support With the introduction of the HEIC format in iOS 11 photos with higher quality, but smaller file size, is a fact. Duplicate Annihilator takes on the time consuming task comparing the images in your iPhoto library using effective algorithms to make sure that no duplicates escape. When found the duplicate will either be marked with a description of your choice to make it searchable or simply moved to iPhoto's trashcan.

What's new in Duplicate Annihilator for Photos 5.3.1:

• Bug fix for libraries not synced with iCloud.

Duplicate Annihilator for Photos is designed to help you identify duplicate images imported into your Apple Photos application without making you manually compare master and versions sets.

Analyze your Photos library and use different methods to identify duplicates

Right off the bat, Duplicate Annihilator for Photos makes you specify the Photos library you want to examine, and then allows you to start the scanning process. Within the app’s Preferences tab, you get to select the comparison method you wish to apply: magic, restrictive, or custom.

Duplicate Annihilator for Photos provides support for multiple algorithms that can detect duplicate photos. It can compare the SHA1 checksum, the creation date, the Exif creation date, the first 8 characters of the file name, the file size, or the image width or height.

Add tags to the items that have issues and head over to Photos to clean up your images library

Noteworthy is that Duplicate Annihilator for Photos will not delete any image from your Photos library. The clean up process takes place in the Photos application, but the procedure is significantly streamlined by the tags added to your images by Duplicate Annihilator for Photos.

The utility only detects duplicates, originals, thumbnails, faces, missing photos, or corrupt JPGs, and assigns relevant tags. Within the Duplicate Annihilator for Photos Preferences you get to customize the labels associated with each type of image.

Unsophisticated yet efficient solution for marking Photos library items that have some issues

Moreover, note that you do not have to process your entire Photos library: Duplicate Annihilator for Photos can scan only the selected images. If you compare different photos using the built-in image analyzer, you will also be able to see the checksum information for each file.

To conclude, Duplicate Annihilator for Photos can scan your Photos library by applying different analysis algorithms and tags the images that require your attention to make them easier to find.

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• Will check up to 500 images from your Photos library

• 64-bit processor

Duplicate Annihilator for Photos 5.3.1

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OS X 10.10 or later (Intel only)

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1.5 MB

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Duplicate Annihilator for Photos.dmg.zip

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1. Keyword Manager

Ever since its initial introduction, Apple’s iPhoto has been a great tool for anyone with a digital camera. It makes it incredibly simple to import your photos from your camera (or from a folder, website, or other source), perform the basic editing, organize the, to order traditional prints or other printed projects, and to integrate your photos into other projects thanks to iPhoto’s tight integration with Apple’s other iLife applications and Mac OS X. As great as iPhoto is, however, longtime iPhoto users with libraries containing thousands or tens of thousands of photos know that the application does have some areas that could be enhanced to make it more ever more powerful and seamless for the common uses people have for digital photos today. These top five iPhoto plug-ins and helper applications can help tame your iPhoto library and expand the iPhoto experience.

Keyword Manager

When you first start using iPhoto, the natural way to organize your photos is by creating albums (and perhaps organizing those albums in folders). This makes perfect sense because generally you’ll want to catalog your photos around specific events such as parties or vacations or school projects. It’s also very natural because this is how you organized physical photos back in the days before digital cameras.

Although not as natural as using albums, iPhoto also supports tagging photos with keywords. You can create as many keywords as you like and assign as many as you want to any photo. Photos from a school holiday pageant, for example, could be tagged with the name of the school, the names of children in each photo, the grade level of each child, the holiday, and even the location if the event wasn’t held at the school.

This gives you the option of later searching you entire library for pictures that meet any of those keywords. You might search for pictures of Danny and Kayla together (using keywords for both their names) or pictures of Kayla in first grade (using her name and the grade level). This gives you a very easy way to locate pictures based on who, what, where, and when criteria across your all your photos—regardless of which albums the photos may be included in. Even more powerful, you could use a keyword search to locate photos to add to a new album (such as to send a set of all first grade pictures to Grandma and Grandpa) or even to automatically create a Smart Album that will automatically add the appropriate pictures (including new pictures as you add and tag them).

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Keywords are very powerful tools in iPhoto, but they are not easy to use. You need to define keywords ahead of time in one dialog box and then drag each photo onto a keyword to assign it. This process is both incredibly time-consuming and cumbersome, which is why many people don’t use keywords.

Keyword Manager is a great shareware tool (with a price tag of $19) that makes it almost effortless to assign keywords. To assign existing keywords or add new ones, simply select your photos and start typing the keywords. For existing keywords, the text will auto-complete in the Keyword Assigner palette (which is displayed translucently onscreen). For new keywords, just type the word or phrase and hit Return to create a new keyword and assign it.

Keyword Manager also offers the capability to organize keywords into categories (such as people, locations, activities, and so on), which enables you to use a large number of keywords to tag your photos while still being able to sort through them very easily. It does this using a Keyword Manager palette that can also be used to easily select one or more keywords to use as filters while viewing your iPhoto library (either the entire library or an album or film roll). This combination of features makes Keyword Manager a must for anyone serious about having the best organizational ability with iPhoto library.