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Viewing photos on a map
On 2015-09-13 16:42:28 +0000, Davoud said:
RJH: I may be misremembering, but I'm sure the old iPhoto app on a Mac allowed a 'map' view. Effectively a scalable map, with pins that indicated where a photo was taken. This seems to be missing from the newer Photos app. I've looked in the help section, which apart from being inexplicably slow to use, shows screenshots from a seemingly different application, and seems to suggest it's not there. I can search by location, but there's no way to get this map overview, which I found useful. Is there an application for Mac that has this feature? Or am I missing something? To put it as succinctly as I can, what you are missing is Adobe Lightroom. The longer you wait to switch from Photos to LR the more difficult the switch will be. Photos will only continue to limit what you can do. This from personal experience--my wife and I both tried Photos and found it to be very limiting; it is designed for the most casual of users who has minimal knowledge and requirements and who does not expect to go beyond that stage. The problem with that reasoning is that photography is an activity that can draw one in deeper and deeper, and Photos is not up to that. My wife is continuing with Aperture for a while yet (it offers greater versatility in making books than LR does) and I continued with LR, which I began using several years ago when it became apparent to me that Apple would drop out of the competition for a high-end cataloging and editing package. Aperture was good, very good, probably the best for several years but Apple's heart was not in it. That Apple worked with Adobe to create a software solution to transition from Aperture to LR tells us where Apple thought the serious user ought to go. So you're down to Lightroom or Photo Mechanic. PM is OK, but Lightroom is the top choice because it has behind it the weight of the world's pioneering and premiere maker of graphics applications, it is the market leader, and more help and tutorials are available than for any competing software. For those who will not use LR or PS because they are Adobe haters, get over it. You are cutting off your nose to spite your face. Agreed! -- Regards, Savageduck |
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