Java application to quickly sort large amounts of photo-files. Click FotoMover2.jar Arrow up: move photo-file to sub-folder GOOD Arrow down: move photo-file to sub-folder BAD Arrow right: show next photo Arrow left: show previous photo

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  • This is a pretty nice tool. I would suggest an option to display the image actual size instead of a fixed, small size. Small errors in focus or lighting are sometimes not visible in a 3-inch x 3-inch format, but maybe be obvious in a more full-size rendering. Also, for very large images, it would be nice if the images were pre-rendered in separate threads. I have some code to do this if the team thinks this might be a good addition... Finally I think the "the 'good' (or "bad") directory is populated, will not store pictures there" is a good idea but the user should have an override option, as this is not always undesirable. Thanks!
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2011-07-11