There are a lot of apps out there that can help you add face tags to photos, but Mylio Photos is hands down the best I’ve used. Face recognition technology is getting better and better, and that means there are always new ways we can use it to add face
Until recently, most of us with large photo libraries could only dream about having access to our entire image collection on our phones. While there are endless ways to share photos across devices, keeping photos organized, managing disk space on mobile devices, and the cost of cloud storage made it
Using digital asset managers (DAMs) can be a great move to help organize your image library. But as wonderful as they can be for your workflow, you still have to make sure you don’t succumb to some of their downsides. I recently wrote about some of the benefits of using
When it comes to digital organization, there are a variety of ways to store your images. Using a topic-based folder structure for cataloging images is just one. Depending on how you approach your storage, and what you photograph, you may find it more helpful than just a date-based folder structure.
A digital asset manager (DAM) is a great way for photographers to organize, view and ultimately go on to edit their photos. There are many different software applications you can use, each with its own pros and cons. In this article, I’ll be sharing what a DAM is, along with
Luminar 3, also known as Luminar with libraries, is available now. Albums is a feature within the folders section of Luminar 3. Learn about its folders in this article. This tool allows sorting and categorizing in Luminar without having to change an existing folder structure. Luminar albums Simply put, albums
Luminar 3, also known as Luminar with libraries is the long-awaited starting point of Skylum adding digital asset management — DAM — to its standalone image processing/editing software. Adding photos to the library Before using the library, photos have to be added to the library. Open is the first button
Since Adobe changed some of its Creative Cloud pricing on Monday (4/16/18; note the Photography plans were not impacted), there’s been a lot of discussion surrounding alternatives to Lightroom. And while Lightroom continues to be the industry standard for photo editing and organization, there’s a lot of tools out there that
World Backup Day is set aside as a reminder to backup your files, even if it’s once a year! Unfortunately, most people don’t think to backup their files until they face a hard drive crash–and yes even solid-state drives will eventually fail–or they simply don’t know how. I’ve already made
If you are using an external hard drive and it gets disconnected from your computer while it is actively transferring information, you may lose those or damage those files. And since you’re a photographer, that means losing pictures you probably can’t replace. Your hard drive can fall off the table
Installing new updates can be exciting and terrifying at the same time. Exciting because you can’t wait to try out the new features. Terrifying because it may crash your system. Here are a few simple tips to make your upgrade experience better.
Here are 5 common excuse people make for not buying a RAID Backup and 5 solutions to help you make the right choice.
