28 $ just for importing pics from a camera and then creating a new folder in dd.mm.yyyy format??

LOL! Must be a JOKE!!

Easysector??? Hello???

Let's try to be serious....

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- send photos to mobile phones
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==> FREEEEEEEEE <== Enjoy!!

My 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 cent for today's giveaway!

Giovanni (Is this a JOKE?)  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+201)

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have not downloaded cos I'm scared of this ... it downloads and then it's possible it **Erases** from the camera chip.

NO No no. a thousand times no. I want to erase pictures from the chip Only When I Want To, and ONLY then. and it needs to be Impossible to do accidentally.

There is to be no possibility of "Oops i ticked the wrong box, and they're all Gone"

kilroy  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+114)

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Waste of my time today by software whose raison d'etre remains elusive anyway: if a computer user doesn't know how to manage the darn near brain-dead task of creating a folder called PHOTOGRAPHS, a sub-folder identified by YEAR, and 12 sub-folders identified by MONTH, then computing obviously ain't for them. Nor digital photography, either.

I travel widely and shoot 100s of images a month and never once have had an "image soup". Nor has anyone else I know: friend, relative, or even colleague. The camera takes the pix. The pix get transferred to the appropriate hard drive sub-folder. End of Story.

Alternatively: the pix are transferred merely to the main folder -- PHOTOGRAPHS -- and then sorted subsequently, this merely requiring the equally darn near brain-dead effort of right-clicking on any of the standard column tabs in Windows Explorer and then scrolling down to More. . ., then choosing whichever options suit that folder:

Date Taken, Dimensions, Type, Size, Date Created, Date Modified, Camera Model, Camera Maker, Focal Length, EXIF version, Exposure Program, etc etc et al.

Why $28.50 is being asked by today's developer for so stunningly simple a task undertaken by Windows Explorer free of charge is baffling. Nor is it just this so-called "sorting" that Windows freely provides: the standard Windows Photo Gallery view allows the immediate rotation and saving of any image in an instant. For anything more ambitious than that, Irfanview, FastStone, and Picasa have every option covered.

PhotoImp might, perhaps, offer something for the money but today's download process is seriously weird: the DL went fine, the installation OK (*after* unchecking all boxes that would have allowed this unknown software to have automatic camera access and default association with all image file types)and GAOTD activation without a hitch -- but as the Read Me text contained no licence code at all it's proved impossible for me to actually register PhotoImp.

The program allows just 20 uses of trial import and export or can be registered for $29.50 USD (that's a dollar more than quoted here at GAOTD.)

Thanks then, GAOTD, but no thanks. This over-priced and seemingly unregisterable offering appears to feature nothing that cannot be achieved for free by any computer user capable of right-clicking with a computer mouse in Windows Explorer and toggling any of the sort options for digital photography image management.

True, PhotoImp may yet have depths awaiting discovery but as the clock counts down with every export-import attempt, valuable time is not merely being counted, but wasted. Uninstalled.

MikeR  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+58)

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It creates folders in the dd.mm.yyyy format

So if I want to go back to a picture I remember taking back in May 2007 there would be (00-31).(01-12).(19xx-20xx) folders...

Why not yyyy.mm.ddxxx ? IMO a much better approach and universal for all file storage.

Personally my folders are yyyy - being the year. In those folders are the months mm. Each photo or dated file (in a separate area) has yyyymmddxxx names

Thatwey  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+53)

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You must be kidding! You don't need a program to transfer you photos to your PC or whatever. And the regular price is $28.50? LOL! Sorry, but I have better things to do with my time than downloading a stupid program like this one

just me  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+30)

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