Ứng dụng ảnh "Offline On This Day" cho iPhone: Chọn ngày trong năm, xem ảnh từ nhiều năm và tạo collage "trước-sau". Ưu điểm: Tự động lưu ngoại tuyến, không cần tài khoản, tốc độ cao. Cần phản hồi về tính năng giữ chân người dùng, thiết kế onboarding và ý tưởng tăng tương tác. #Apps #Privacy #PhotoOrganization #ỨngDụng #BảoMật #SắpXếpẢnh

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Effortlessly organize digital photos on Windows or Mac: centralize files, use folders by year or event, delete duplicates, and try AI-powered tools like Peakto or Lightroom for fast sorting and stress-free management. #PhotoOrganization #DigitalDeclutter #TechTips

https://pupuweb.com/how-can-you-effortlessly-organize-digital-photos-on-windows-and-mac-for-stress-free-management/

Does anyone know of a PC windows based program that is good for sorting photos?

I have thousands and thousands (like 17961 across 633 folders lol) of photos just basically scattered across my hard drive, phones and google photos that I need to organize.

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ON1 Photo RAW 2022.1 Update to Add Several New Features For Free

ON1 will launch update 2022.1 to its Photo RAW application on December 20 which will ship a host of new features and updates, including the Liquify Tool, Advanced Search, Smart Albums, and more.

ON1 is updating Photo RAW 2022 as part of its goal to make it the ultimate image editor, and the company says that it can act as a photo organizer, RAW processor, layered editor, and photo effects application to solve all of photographers' editing needs. The company says it is particularly versatile as well since it can be a complete desktop and mobile workflow ecosystem thanks to its mobile and cloud integration.

The 2022.1 update features eight new or improved tools, performance improvements, and new camera and lens support.

ON1 is adding a new Liquify Tool to the application. The latter allows editors to push, bloat, and pinch areas of a photo to reduce flaws or reshape regions. It is non-destructive as well, allowing editors to adjust each stroke after the fact.

The company is also adding Advanced Search into Photo RAW as well, which leverages a modern database system that makes it easy to search the metadata for all photos. The company says this tool goes beyond the basics and allows editors to search on any combination of fields, with per-field operators and intelligent ranges.

Photo RAW 2022.1 will also add a new feature called Snapshots, which allows editors to "freeze" a point in time of an edit so that it can always be referenced and returned to. The company says this tool is ideal for comparing different treatments like color versus black and white.

Another useful tool allows editors to visualize dust when retouching. The company says that often editors will miss dust spots in the edit due to a number of factors, and this tool makes dust "jump out" and become easier to spot.

ON1 is adding crop tool presets which allow users to store custom crop aspect ratios, shared presets which allows editors to create or install preset packs across all supported version of ON1, and is enhancing the map view with topography.

Finally, Smart Albums is a new feature that allows editors to find the right photos quickly. They can be created for any number of parameters, including recent edits, holidays, and more.

All of these features join performance improvements -- which include faster background exports and opening of RAW files as well as improved GPU support for M1 processors and an improved AI model for Sky Swap AI -- as well as support for a list of new cameras and lenses including the Canon EOS R3 and Sony Alpha 7IV.

ON1 Photo RAW 2022.1 will be a free update to all current owners of the software, and new versions of the perpetual software will be available to purchase on December 20 for $100.

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SmugMug Launches Source, a RAW Storage and Organization Service

SmugMug has launched SmugMug Source, an add-on to its current storage service that allows photographers to upload, manage, and access RAW photos. It is powered by AI-driven search and organization tools and can be accessed from a host of sources and across platforms.

SmugMug Source is specifically designed to bring back support for RAW files which the company was forced to discontinue several years ago. Its previous iteration was called Vault. Apparently, Amazon shut down the service that SmugMug Vault ran on and the company was forced to migrate everyone off of it in 2017.

Now, five years later, SmugMug has brought support for RAW file storage and management back with SmugMug Source. SmugMug Source is an additional feature that is built into the company's Galleries system and the company says that it has overcome all of the issues that have plagued RAW file storage up to this point.

For example, RAW files aren't photos -- at least they aren't in that form. Each camera manufacturer has its own RAW file format and RAWs must be converted in some way in order to be edited or even viewed. As noted by Imaging Resource, while RAWs have multiple benefits over JPEGS such as additional colors, higher quality, improved control over specific parameters of a photo, unlocked color space, and more, the lack of industry standardization over the files and the fact that a RAW can be several times larger in file size than a JPEG has made them a challenge for any cloud storage platform to support with thumbnails and galleries.

So while platforms like DropBox or Box have been able to store RAW files for some time, most if not all platforms have lacked the ability to view the files in a browser and organize them with AI-powered tools.

SmugMug Source claims to finally address this and allows users to store and access RAW files from a computer browser, both macOS and Windows, Adobe Lightroom, iOS, and Android. While the company does encourage users to download and manage files using the SmugMug app for desktop, it's not required to use all the features.

SmugMug says that it supports RAW files from all major camera manufacturers of the following file types: ARW, BMP, CR2, CR3, CRW, DCR, DNG, IIQ, MRW, NEF, NRW, ORF, PEF, RAF, RAW, RW2, RWL, SRF, SRW, TIFF, TIF, X3F. The company also says that users can sidecar files from Adobe, Capture One, and DxO. The company does not state how long it expects to take to recognize RAW file formats from newly-released cameras.

In order to manage how much data each photographer uses, SmugMug bases the pricing of Source on a per-terabyte basis that is measured specifically with regard to RAW files uploaded to its system and calculated every month prior to billing. The starting price is $3 per month for 512 gigabytes of storage and $5 per month for up to a terabyte. After that, each additional terabyte is $5 per month with no limit or cap -- as long as a photographer is willing to pay the fee, SmugMug is willing to host the data. This price is billed as an add-on to a current SmugMug plan. Those who subscribe to SmugMug Source will have two separate bills from the company: one for the plan subscription and one for the RAW storage solution.

SmugMug's pricing can add up quickly, especially if a photographer has taken a lot of high-resolution RAWs. Just two terabytes of storage will run a photographer $120 per year. Three terabytes will cost $180 annually. Unless the organization tools are extremely important, most photographers will find other cloud storage providers to be far cheaper. That said, true RAW support and the ability to search an archive of RAWs is likely to be missing from those more affordable options.

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