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1. #FAILED TO DELETE DUPLICATE CLEANER FOR IPHOTO MANUAL#
2. #FAILED TO DELETE DUPLICATE CLEANER FOR IPHOTO SOFTWARE#
3. #FAILED TO DELETE DUPLICATE CLEANER FOR IPHOTO WINDOWS#

Once it finds duplicates, it gives you a review screen with the original bordered in green and the duplicates in red. It did not actually blindly delete anything, which was awesome. This program allowed me to *automatically* find duplicates in my Photos library and moved them to a duplicates album for later deletion. Puts them in Photos album for you to delete later. Would love to see a few, hopefully simple improvements: 1) ability to mark for deleting using custom filters like “all dups in _ folder,” 2) words in filenames like “conflict” or "(1)” should be triggers that it is probably the dup to mark, 3) ability to double click on the folder tree at the bottom to open Finder and examine folder contents or 4) right click and choose “mark all dups in this folder” would save tremendous amounts of time, 5) ability to select-all-from-selected-to-end would be great for when you don’t have time to finish reviewing the next ~1,000 pix, 6) ability to mark an unmarked dup and app would unselect the next-most-likely dup, 7) ability to mark all dups in a group for deletion when you don’t want the photo (e.g., blurry or temporary photo of my shopping list).Ĭollects and allows review of collected duplicates. I’ll be much more cautious when I start using it for my Photos Library. It crashed a couple times when handling several thousand photos, but no bad effects when deleting from my file folders. This app saved me so much time and space. All copies of a photo are deleted except the original one.

As a result, you’ll save ample space on your Windows.ġ1.

#FAILED TO DELETE DUPLICATE CLEANER FOR IPHOTO MANUAL#

#FAILED TO DELETE DUPLICATE CLEANER FOR IPHOTO WINDOWS#

This can save you invaluable disk space not just on your Windows but even on any external storage device. Instead of searching your Windows manually for duplicates, select a particular folder and let this cleaner do its work.Ĩ. Duplicate photos on any external storage device.ħ.You can select or unselect groups of duplicate photos before cleaning them.Recover up to gigabytes of disk space by cleaning all duplicate photos.

#FAILED TO DELETE DUPLICATE CLEANER FOR IPHOTO SOFTWARE#

Photos Duplicate Cleaner by Systweak Software will remove unwanted duplicate photos seamlessly. Photos Duplicate Cleaner by Systweak Software minimizes the tedious efforts used for searching your entire system for duplicate photos.ģ. Photos Duplicate Cleaner creates groups of duplicate photos so that it is easy to find out the number of occurrences of similar photos and clean selected duplicates.Ģ. The Search field does no good because you can’t combine queries. For example, pictures shot in really low light with your iPhone 4s. This is all well and good, but sometimes it helps to search for more than one bit of information. If this is a habit, maybe you should search for any images taken with an iPhone 4s (or any iPhone model you’ve owned) and remove its worst efforts from the results. I’m going to guess that you didn’t do this with a DSLR bur rather with your phone. You say that you snap pictures of items at the store. Find out by searching for its name- CrudCam A200, for example. Much as I love my cat, I don’t need these thumbnail images.ĭo you have a less-than-terrific camera in your past? Though it may have captured a few precious memories, perhaps a lot of its images are no longer up to snuff. (Note that such a search will also cause 2400 pixel images to appear in the list of results, so be sure you’re tossing an actual thumbnail rather than a larger image that has 240 somewhere in its EXIF data.) These are surely candidates for the scrap heap. This metadata is searchable within iPhoto and other apps and if you can pinpoint those images that are likely to be crummy based on information in the EXIF data, you’ve made a better start.įor instance, if you enter 240 in iPhoto’s Search field, any 240 by 180 thumbnail images will appear. When you take a picture with a digital camera, metadata (the EXIF data) is embedded in it.

With that done I’d then create a strategy for eliminating the clunkers based on their EXIF (EXchangeable Image Format) data. If your iPhoto library is anything like mine, eliminating the duplicates will put you way ahead of the game.

It also provides you with plenty of results options-what to do with the duplicates that the app finds (trash them, rename them, and so on). Unlike some other utilities I’ve tried, it allows you to search by a variety of factors, including SHA1 checksum, creation date, EXIF creation date, first x characters of title, first x characters in filename, width, height, and file size. For this kind of thing I like Brattoo Propaganda Software’s $8ĭuplicate Annihilator for iPhoto. Varied success though you might achieve, I’d start with the duplicates.