Photo Supreme

LOL, I got a bit soft round the edges but fortunately didn't fully transform into a carrot, two lumps of coal and a puddle! :-D Yes, good point about the file name. PSU does display the full filename of a thumbnail if the cursor is hovered over the filename, which is very useful. Windows has a total...

I use pretty much the same system as Stephen. I actually follow the date/time by the camera model, then the original file name e.g. 20180721_155135_DMC-G3_P1190350.JPG Not only does the original filename (or in Stephen's case the last 4 digits) supply a sequence for pictures taken in the same second...

Just to explain Jim's last line a bit more, he is referring to the fact that the order of collections within portfolios *can* be altered. I personally use the hierarchy solution that Jim describes: mine is: - me - my family (under this can be another heirarchy or flat depending what suits your need)...

When you look at the left hand explorer panel, with it set to "categories", you are looking at PSU labels. You will see they are hierarchical - just like when you look Windows file explorer and see your heirarchical Windows folder structure. PSU labels are part of the metadata PSU stores in it's cat...

I can only confirm that it works with English keyboards (on Windows).

I still think this way of doing it is rather misleading to anyone that has not used this functionality before, and a simple checkbox at the top of the settings to "copy original file" or "apply sizing and other adjustments" would make it more obvious. As discussed in https://forum.idimager.com/viewt...

Aha - I had to make the map area on the screen larger (specifically, make it deeper) then the plus/minus buttons appeared, along with the map/satellite buttons!

This may be a silly question but is there a way to zoom the map on the geotag panel in and out? I can't see an obvious way of doing it?

I have only skimmed this thread but FWIW BeyondCompare is an excellent tool for checking all is well. Very configurable and powerful (though there's a learning curve to exploit its capabilities). Not free but IMO worth the cost in situations like this.

There are numerous websites and apps that do this (I'm assuming you meant "using GPX file"). For a web site try https://www.maplorer.com/view_gpx.html for example.

You'd effectively have to create a Gpx file from the images' metadata (and then use a suitable gpx handling program such as route converter that would give you such stats; or upload to one of the websites that does the same. Sounds like a job for a script to extract the lat / long and add the necess...

Jim, you can do that from within FF by right-clicking on the page, click on "view page info", select the security tab and then on the "cookies" button. That shows you all the cookies related to the site and lets you delete them. (You can also get there from the "(i)" button / padlock on the left of ...

Good detective work guys. I could confirm (using Chrome) that my avatar no longer appeared. Even after this I still could not login on FF - it just kept returning me to the login screen without any error messages. Restarting FF, refreshing page etc did not help. Then I deleted all cookies for the si...

Unable to log in on Firefox. Not sure whether this relates to a change in the forum - it started asking for cookie consent - or in FF - which I believe no longer accepts sites with mixed secure and non-secure content. Am on FF 60.0.1 (i.e. the latest version). Site still works on Chrome 66.0.3359.13...

I have to say I have just migrated to V4 and agree about the fuzzy fonts. Very noticeable on the catalog tree (left hand panel). Usable but I do feel like I'm in the opticians with one of those blurry lenses!

Apart from this, seems good on my quick test drive so far!