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Sort Shots – iPad Edition – Updated
Sort Shots utilizes existing metadata/EXIF making it a great photo sharing and portfolio app for finding and sharing your images. It allows you to find your shots fast using existing keywords and ratings from popular photo programs. If you’re already using tags and keywords in your desktop photo editor, now photo EXIF keywords and ratings are automatically imported into your Sort Shots library for easy searching. Image keywords and ratings data are currently supported for Adobe® Bridge and Lightroom (Mac and PC) and Apple iPhoto and Aperture. Plus, image resolution is exactly as you shot it – no more resizing. This app has just been updated and now includes geocoding…
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Sort Shots – iPad Edition 2.0
Vancouver based Beanheads Consulting Inc. today announces Sort Shots – iPad Edition 2.0. Sort Shots – iPad Edition utilizes metadata/EXIF information from photos for easy image searching. Easily import keywords from Adobe Bridge and Lightroom, Apple iPhoto, Nik Software/Nikon NX2, Microsoft Expression Media. Update your keywords and export the images with the keywords to Adobe Lightroom and Bridge. Version 2.0 retains original image qualities including full resolution and more. Sort Shots – iPad Edition allows users to import images via iTunes(R) while retaining previously assigned metadata keywords and ratings for effortless searching. Tags and ratings allow users to simply tap on the desired search criteria to instantly view the resulting…
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Exclusive iPad Interview With Sort Shots Developer, Christa Taylor
We recently reviewed this iPad app, Sort Shots and are very fond of it here link. We thought we have a chat with the developer to find out a little more about the background of Sort Shots. Read this fascinating interview here… The Beginning Can you tell our readers how your iPad app was originally thought of, what were your thoughts behind the marketplace, specifically? The moment Steve Jobs introduced the iPad to the world; we knew we had the perfect medium for Sort Shots. Not only could a user view their images on an amazing display but the limitations of the iPhone version were also eliminated which got us…
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