
Command line codes and instructions.

Command line codes and instructions.
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PhotoMove Pro 2.5.4 Upgrade to Pro for advanced photo sorting tools You already sort by date with Free. Pro adds duplicate handling, no-EXIF options, extra preset folder layouts, and Custom folder templates. Buy Pro — $8.99 One-time fee · Instant download · Lifetime updates · Windows only How to use · Features · Folder examples… Read more
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A Free Tool You Can’t Be Without IrfanView has been my ‘go to’ quick image browser and editor for years. It is a great free program. But as I began spending more time on this blog, I ran into one small quirk with IrfanView that sent me looking for an option. My problem was that… Read more
Cameras are literally everywhere at the moment. If we don’t own a digital camera, we have one on hand built into our phone. And the amount of pictures we can take has changed too. We can buy memory cards with several gig of memory that allow us to take thousands of photos, should we be… Read more

Winter scene with a good look at the unusual ‘sun-pillar’ effect. Sun Pillar on a Winter Day This is a type of optical effect when sunlight is reflected off ice crystals in the air. They are commonly called Sun pillars or light pillars. The effects shows both above and below the sun, but the most… Read more
Just in the last two decades, photography technology has done some incredibly interesting things to cameras. About twenty five years ago, all cameras were film based. They had to be manually loaded with the film. And, they were bulky in size. This is definitely no longer the case. Today, you can have a slim digital… Read more
Nobody sees the photos you have on your hard drive! Why do you take photos? To keep them stored on your computer? To spend hours and hours post processing them with Photoshop or some other image processing software? And then saying, “I’ve got to get to bed. I’ll work on these some more tomorrow.” If… Read more