Two photographers made photos from the same event:
- P1: old camera with small memory cards -> three folders, each with imagenames "DSC00001 - DSC00xxx".
- P2: modern camera -> one folder with imagenames "P6150001 - P6170xxx".
Both camera-dates were not synchronized, so the images are in the wrong order when imported into iPhoto, for example.

Create multiple iPhoto libraries, instead of having to keep all your photos in a single library

QuickShot simplifies the process of uploading photos to Dropbox. Every picture you take is immediately uploaded without the need for any additional actions. It has all the familiar camera features found in other apps, plus a few not found anywhere else. Queue multiple photos, upload photos in the background, and access all of the standard camera functionality from QuickShot's simple interface.

Control your camera remotely from your Mac via USB or through wired or wireless LAN using a wireless transmitter.

Automatically transfer all captured images instantly to you hard disk and optionally import them into your prefered image library application.

I’m also always interested in trying to make things like this on my own whenever possible. Below is a small description and some pictures of my re-made camera sling, a DIY copy of the Luma Loop.

Now you can move this active folder in time: Either by modifying the changes-interface in the right-hand drawer, or by simply dragging around one of its thumbnails.

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Eventually, the OCR solution for all Mac users
Scan with your Digital Camera. It's just that easy!