That sounds like a good opportunity to try and sum up what I might propose given the current state of things.įirst, a recap of my groundrule for managing photo collections (which echoes what Michael has stated as a requirement): The last thing I need is for that external database to get corrupted and lose out all the information. The other requirement is that the metadata is stored in the actual file, and not in some random database.
I am not so much concerned with actually editing the individual pictures (I am sure that will come later once I am organized) I remember in the earlier years (which is what caused me to stop for a bit) I would tag something in Windows Photo Gallery or in Picasa, but the tags wouldn’t transfer over appropriately. No matter which hardware device, or which software, when a user looks at the picture, they can see the tags. However, I want to make sure that all the tagging is accessible across platforms. My main concern is that all these files will eventually be stored in 1 central location, and the family can access them at their own over the network.
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I wanted to know your thoughts are current software out there? Lightroom 5, Photo Gallery (Windows), ACDSee, Picasa 3.9. However, I am the “family/event” historian so to speak, so I love documenting and taking pictures of everything. I am not a professional photographer by any means. I recently started trying to organize my photo albums, which are stored across several external devices. Long-time readers of the blog know that one of the topics I return to every now and then is that of photography.Ī couple of days ago, one of my posts had the following comment and question from michaelfanous:
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