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iSortPhoto allows you to rename and organize your digital images. It's difficult to organize digital pictures when they are taken with different cameras by different people.
Every digital camera brand uses different convention for naming the files: as an example, Sony® names the pictures "DSC000xxx", Canon® instead uses "IMG_000xxx".
If the pictures are moved to a PC using a USB Pen Drive or a CD-ROM, they lose the original creation date and, consequently, it's going to be difficult to sort the pictures in chronological order, especially if they were shot by
Every digital camera brand uses different convention for naming the files: as an example, Sony® names the pictures "DSC000xxx", Canon® instead uses "IMG_000xxx".
If the pictures are moved to a PC using a USB Pen Drive or a CD-ROM, they lose the original creation date and, consequently, it's going to be difficult to sort the pictures in chronological order, especially if they were shot by
What's New
Version 2.0:
- Expanded and improved interface.
- New exclusive options to correct the date when the time of the camera was not set correctly.
- Exclusive option to separate the photographs according to the camera used during the shot: it is very useful if you are aware that, after you ordered the photos, one of the cameras had the wrong time.
- The application is now able to process the RAW image format in addition to the JPEG format. The formats of the major manufacturers are supported: Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Panasonic, Leica and others (some models may be not supported).
Version 2.0:
- Expanded and improved interface.
- New exclusive options to correct the date when the time of the camera was not set correctly.
- Exclusive option to separate the photographs according to the camera used during the shot: it is very useful if you are aware that, after you ordered the photos, one of the cameras had the wrong time.
- The application more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
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| Downloads:1,078 |
| Version Downloads:151 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:24 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $2.99 |
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iSortPhoto allows you to rename and organize your digital images. It's difficult to organize digital pictures when they are taken with different cameras by different people.
Every digital camera brand uses different convention for naming the files: as an example, Sony® names the pictures "DSC000xxx", Canon® instead uses "IMG_000xxx".
If the pictures are moved to a PC using a USB Pen Drive or a CD-ROM, they lose the original creation date and, consequently, it's going to be difficult to sort the pictures in chronological order, especially if they were shot by different cameras on the same day.
iSortPhoto is a useful utility that solves these kind of problems quickly and easily. You only need to Drag & Drop your pictures, or a folder containing your pictures, to rename the files with the date and time they were shot. You can also decide to keep the original name as a suffix or add additional words to the file name. Using iSortPhoto you will be able to keep your pictures in chronological order, ready to be used for a presentation or just to be archived for easy retrieval.t's also possible to correct errors made during images shooting if the camera clock was set incorrectly, for example because of change from summer to winter time or vice versa
Every digital camera brand uses different convention for naming the files: as an example, Sony® names the pictures "DSC000xxx", Canon® instead uses "IMG_000xxx".
If the pictures are moved to a PC using a USB Pen Drive or a CD-ROM, they lose the original creation date and, consequently, it's going to be difficult to sort the pictures in chronological order, especially if they were shot by different cameras on the same day.
iSortPhoto is a useful utility that solves these kind of problems quickly and easily. You only need to Drag & Drop your pictures, or a folder containing your pictures, to rename the files with the date and time they were shot. You can also decide to keep the original name as a suffix or add additional words to the file name. Using iSortPhoto you will be able to keep your pictures in chronological order, ready to be used for a presentation or just to be archived for easy retrieval.t's also possible to correct errors made during images shooting if the camera clock was set incorrectly, for example because of change from summer to winter time or vice versa
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Developers can provide a trial download on their site.
Besides, Apple ought to be ashamed of the tacky way in which the Mac App Store is run.
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