Group items tagged

Snackr does indeed have integration with Google Reader, and an option to make Snackr minimize to the system tray instead of the taskbar.

mimics our own behavior in the way we tend to remember a snapshot. Not by filenames but by the other vague details

seven filters

Time of day:

Date:

show in order (view with others taken around the same time),

Text:

Photology lets us select the folders to monitor for photos

Hovering our mouse over the thumbnail gives us four more options to use for an image

rotate

delete.

can enter a caption

added options include:

Photology does support the use of keywords

can find photos based on captions, group names and folder names by using the text search:

with FotoTagger we can pinpoint any element on the photo and place a comment on it.

Photos (JPEGs) can be given a caption that’s like a label for the whole photo or a tag which can be pointed towards any element in the photo (also called a callout).

Tags and captions do not significantly add to the size of the image as they are stored within the image file in text format.

also can be revealed and hidden with a single click within FotoTagger (thus, displaying the image with and without tags).

technically inclined can use the image information tabs in the bottom panel to view specific data like EXIF, IPTC, image properties, histogram and of course the tags for the image

Comment tab is for entering a more descriptive note on the particular image or the whole album.

Single images or a bunch with all its annotations can be exported (and imported back) to and from Flickr

While exporting, you can also perform a resize operation

also lets us publish annotated pictures to our blogs (Blogger and LiveJournal). If the image size is too large for blogs, an alert pops up requesting permission to resize the image.

Exporting to HTML as whole folders or as individual files is also a two step process.

Creating animated slideshows and presentations

fourth way is to send annotated images by email. Send it with tags merged into the image automatically through FotoTagger which launches your default email application.

But cosmetics aside, FotoTagger does the basic job of captioning and tagging quite well.

plug-in which allows us to capture an image straight from either IE or Firefox into FotoTagger is not updated for the latest version of the Firefox browser.

completely portable

PDF and HTML reporting

(e.g. right-click and move to move selected sets of images around – see the video tutorials). You also might want to become familiar with the various keyboard shortcuts, esp. the ones that concern tagging images, as they will make the process super fast and easy. Note that when hovering over any command icon in the interface a text label will show at the bottom of the screen to explain it (although a tool-tip would have been better, I think).

can group by name, by path, by resolution, by number views, by time/date accessed, by color, and of course by tags

Lasso-type tool: an innovative tool that can be used while tagging to select multiple images

Searching: the search function is one of the most versatile and powerful that you could hope for

Memory use: only 16 megs in memory, despite the nifty, visual pyrotechnics.

Explorer context menu support

Scan and tag, Auto-tagging

Drag& Drop your files for others applications

File attachments

You can create sets and manage fonts by those sets.

You can put tags on a font. Then fonts can be searched by those tags.

can see all characters supported by a font.

'Export As Image' button to save charmap as an image file.

find duplicate fonts by comparing file size, font name and version. Select fonts to delete and click 'Delete Selected Files' button to delete those selected font files.

Portable: Install NexusFont(zip version) and put font files in a same USB drive. Add those font folders to a NexusFont library. All library and settings will be maintained even though you put an USB drive in a different computer(it means that a drive letter is changed).

possible to update multiple blogs through a common interface.

blog wizard.

download all of the image and post data from the blog.

able to enter the title of the post and also enter in any tags that you want to use.

t is converted automatically to XHTML format

As with the text, all media and tags will be converted into a format compatible with the blog platform you use.

Preview tab actually lets you take a look at how the post will look when it is posted to the blog.

hese files can then be accessed through links in your blog post.

Most blogs have some form of media storage by default, but you may want to use an alternative in some cases.

set up your media storage

select the type of storage

Photo metadata viewer that displays all image properties;

Add Text action provides a variety of options:

rename and convert images, as well as add watermarks, resize/rotate canvas, apply automatic color corrections, etc.