Many times we are put in the position of having to optimize our photos for print or online use. This optimization process can involve many aspects, among which reducing the size of the files and cropping out anything that might have a negative impact on…
BatchPhoto 4.2 has just been released and includes some great new features: A powerful new Details view in Step 1 for visualizing and sorting thousands of images. Photos can now be sorted in Step 1 by Name, Type, Date Taken, Dimensions, Size, Location, Camera, F-stop,…
Whether you’re a professional or not, it’s quite likely that, from time to time, you’ll have to edit a group of files. Individual editing is out of the question, because we are talking about dozens or hundreds of photos. So the solution in this particular…
Saying that photography is important to the real estate business would most surely be an understatement. We live in a modern era that ceaselessly demands visual appeal. The housing market in particular has made a huge leap from what it used to represent, laying a…
It’s fair to say that the job of a home inspector is far from being convenient. It involves several stages, each with its fair share of difficulties. From checking structural components like the roof and the foundation to the electrical system, the plumbing or safety…
Adobe’s Photoshop has been a benchmark in the photo editing field for quite some time. For years it has been a central pillar for both professionals and amateurs in the search of optimal image enhancement techniques. And still is, because it remains one of the…
We all know that, when it comes to online shopping, photos play a pivotal role. There’s no product description or technical specification alluring enough to replace the value of a picture and this applies to all e-commerce businesses, as well as eBay sellers. In order to…
Say you are a realtor with thousands of property images that need to be watermarked with your logo and edited for your web site. You probably have your images sorted into folders, with individual folders for each property, something like this: You can either save…
