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photograph organiser

Sniipe · 2009-07-01 15:05:42

I've gigs of photos and I want to organise them all. I used to use windows explorer and put them into folders in date format then brief description. Then I switched a year ago to photoshop elements 6. Its ok, and I like the tagging it offers. I have 2 computers in the house and if I want to work with the pictures I have to…

01-07-2009 3:05pm

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I've gigs of photos and I want to organise them all. I used to use windows explorer and put them into folders in date format then brief description.

Then I switched a year ago to photoshop elements 6. Its ok, and I like the tagging it offers. I have 2 computers in the house and if I want to work with the pictures I have to use the same computer all the time. Is there any way around this? I have a PS3 and a NAS storage device, could I use them? Or would network be too slow for such an amount of pics? I guess I could put them all online, but they are private and there are gigs of them.

Anything better than Photoshop elements out there that ye use? If so does it work with multiple computers?

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