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I don't know if this is a stupid question, but can zoomgif be made to zoom out or reverse the animation direction? This might add more possibilities for creative imagery, or it may not
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I'm not sure what keywords to use to find the program I need, but here's what I'm looking for: I have about 30GB of pictures going back about 15 years. Since I got a smart phone, it's become an unsorted mess. Using a mouse/touchpad or finder is too much work to get everything sorted. I want a program that displays a random photo, and be able to move it into a predefined folder. For example "Kenya Vacation", "Food", "Soccer Games", "Nature photos". Pressing the key 1, puts it in "Kenya Vacation". Pressing 3 puts it in "Food" and so on. One more key puts it in a "sort again with new categories" folder. A "too be deleted" folder would also be good. Does this exist? How about for OS X?
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Dec 21, 2014 13:46
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Real categories would be: "Selfies" "Food I made" "Electronics projects" "Building Photos" "Engrish" And the big one: "Pictures with ex girlfriends" My "photo stream" on my iPhone/iPad is a giant mixture. I tend to just dump photos off my phone into folders entitled "March 2014"; prior to getting a MacBook with iPhoto I would just periodically download my dropbox camera backup folder and then wipe out everything on my phone.
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Dec 21, 2014 16:49
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Flipperwaldt posted:PhotoSift seems to be exactly the sort of thing he's looking for, except that it's for Windows. Exactly what I'm looking for! Now the question is whether I install bootcamp just for this or borrow a friend's computer I had me reply sitting for a while.
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Dec 21, 2014 16:57
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