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1. #FATCAT POWERPHOTOS HOW TO#
2. #FATCAT POWERPHOTOS PRO#
3. #FATCAT POWERPHOTOS SOFTWARE#
4. #FATCAT POWERPHOTOS DOWNLOAD#

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If you look at my folders right now, you'll see that I have basically stuck to this method and I actually have not gone back and renamed all the old folders. In the past I've tried setting up folders for trips, people and our home, but it just got unweildy! I now rely on Photoshop Elements Organizer to make it easy to find photos of people or locations. I don't have a deep tree structure for my photos because the more folders and subfolders you have the easier it is to 'lose' your photos in there. I use a YYYY MM naming convention so my folders are named like this: December and June is are big one for us with birthdays and Christmas, but I can still scroll through them easily! That's usually a good period of time, and you will likely have only a couple of hundred photos in each folder if you want to scan through. If you don't currently have a photo folder structure, I recommend starting with 2020 and creating a simple folder for each month. Once you have all your duplicate photos deleted you will have a far smaller amount of photos to deal with! Set up a Structure If you are ready to tackle your duplicates, I walk you through what to do with your duplicate photos here in a 5-day email series. If you manage your photos in folders on a Mac, you'll love PhotoSweeper,

#FATCAT POWERPHOTOS SOFTWARE#

I have used this software for several years on Mac systems. If you are using the Photos App on a Mac, I recommend Fat Cat Software's Power Photos. This has the side benefit of freeing up lots of hard drive space!

#FATCAT POWERPHOTOS PRO#

I recommend using Awesome Duplicate Photo Finder (free) if you have just photos to deal with, but I've recently purchased Duplicate Cleaner Pro so I can process my videos at the same time. If you have copies of photos in multiple places, you can simply choose one Home Base and drag all your photos there.ĭon't try to start organizing them in folders yet! You will save so much time and effort if you remove duplicates first. If you don't have a system to get your photos off your phone, just pop a reminder in your phone to plug it in once a month and clear off all the photos!

#FATCAT POWERPHOTOS DOWNLOAD#

I always import my photos to my Home Base, and I have my phone photos automatically download there too. When you find your photos in other locations, move them to a designated folder or hard drive that will be backed up. I advocate for everyone to create a Home Base for your photos.

#FATCAT POWERPHOTOS HOW TO#

If you don't know how to get the photos from your phone or camera, here's how to do it in Photoshop Elements. Most of the time, the default location is just fine. Cloud services (like iCloud, Google Drive, One Drive, Dropbox).Īll you need to do is plug the device into your computer and import the photos.If the screen is broken, try plugging them into your computer to download and save the photos.

Remember to check all the phones in your home, even those you don’t use any more.