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A couple of weeks ago I asked if anyone had suggestions for image cataloging software. I got several suggestions, but they all fail to handle photoshop layered images that are saved without a flattened preview.
So I’ve adopted this somewhat crude method instead.
I insert each of my archived image CDs and using the photoshop contact sheet II process, I make a page from all the images on the disc. I then label the image with the disc ID and put into a folder.
This works for me since I typically only get about 15-20 images on a CD.
Now I can browse through all the thumbnails using a slide show or anything else since the contact sheets are simple jpegs. This doesn’t have any search or catalog capabilities, but at least it lets me view all the images without using photoshop.
Maybe it’s obvious, but I haven’t seen anyone mention this idea. —
Robert D Feinman
Landscapes, Cityscapes and Panoramic Photographs
http://robertdfeinman.com
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So I’ve adopted this somewhat crude method instead.
I insert each of my archived image CDs and using the photoshop contact sheet II process, I make a page from all the images on the disc. I then label the image with the disc ID and put into a folder.
This works for me since I typically only get about 15-20 images on a CD.
Now I can browse through all the thumbnails using a slide show or anything else since the contact sheets are simple jpegs. This doesn’t have any search or catalog capabilities, but at least it lets me view all the images without using photoshop.
Maybe it’s obvious, but I haven’t seen anyone mention this idea. —
Robert D Feinman
Landscapes, Cityscapes and Panoramic Photographs
http://robertdfeinman.com
mail:
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