Photos Workbench 1.2.1

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Photos Workbench 1.2.1

Photos Workbench works with Apple Photos to help you organize, name, and compare your photos.

Batch change titles. Give your photos descriptive names
Drag and drop photos onto a large map to add locations
Geocode using track logs from a GPS device or app
One-click apply keywords using keyword palettes
Compare photos. Find the images worth editing, printing, or sharing

Set Photo Locations
Photos Workbench has a large map that makes adding location information to your photos easy.
Location information will allow Apple Photos to show your images on a map. It will help you look up images that you did not otherwise file or tag.
Drag-and-drop photos onto the map
Move map pins to adjust locations
Find locations incrementally
Center the map on the starting location
Assign that location to your first photo
Adjust the map to move its center to your next stop
Assign that location to the next photo
Repeat: Move the map by the distance traveled

Geocode Using GPS Data
Use a GPS device or a track-logger app to record your travels. A GPS log is a record of where you have been.
Photos Workbench automatically places photos along the recorded route.

Batch Change Titles
Descriptive titles make your photo collection “readable” and searchable.
Photos Workbench takes the effort out of naming your photos.
Name Format: Set up a name format for photos to follow. Build the new titles from date, time, camera make and model, image dimensions, and a sequence number
Replace Text: Batch rename photos by replacing or removing text from the current titles

Add Keywords
Keywords help organize, mark, and find photos.
Keyword Palettes: Custom presets put the right keyword only a click away
Keyboard shortcuts: Add or remove a keyword with the press of a single key

Star Ratings
Use star ratings to identify your best photos and to classify images by their relative quality or relevance. Ratings range from 1 star (worst) to 5 stars (best).
Star ratings translate to keywords in the Photos application. Within Photos Workbench, the stars help you identify the photos you liked best. You can, for example, filter albums to see only the top-rated photos. Rating images is thus a quick and easy way to narrow down the number of images you intend to work with or share.

Compare and Rate Photos
Pick the best shot in a series or the best version of the same photo.
The key is to compare photos in pairs. View two photos side-by-side and pick the best one. Keep that photo and compare it to the next candidate. Continue until you have seen each photo and compared it to the best one so far.

Photos Workbench requires macOS 12 Monterey or newer. It is fully compatible with macOS 14 Sonoma. Is optimized for both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.
 

 

Download links

 

https://htfl.net/X0eRwpu/photosw121.zip.html

https://rg.to/file/f358a4dc638bcce16eb2cc48c6cac510/