Assigning catalog labels, importing images to your computer, search features, etc.
Photo Supreme comes with every essential image management feature you'll need to bring structure in your image archive. We were able to pack most of the features requested by our user base into a user interface that is clean and efficient, yet extremely powerful. Whether you have 1,000 or 500,000 images in your archive, Photo Supreme's integrated photo cataloging and photo management features will help you quickly find and work with your desired image.įrom the ground up, Photo Supreme was developed with easy-of-use as the primary focus. “SD cards use less power + put out less heat than the comparable SSDs,” she said in her blog explaining the project.Do you own a digital camera? Then in no time you will have thousands of images on your computer, and finding that one image you are looking for will become a chore. She used a thin iFlash Quad which let her insert four SD cards. Old iPods had hefty HDDs and Huxtable wanted something sleeker and bigger. Her biggest upgrades were the battery and the storage. I ‘rediscovered' a few of them on Spotify, but it still felt like I was being guided towards letting someone else choose for me.”įor the project, Huxtable pulled apart a 5th generation iPod. It was starting to become more and more like background noise with a beat. “The genre variety of what I listened to had plummeted as well, and I wasn't enjoying the music quite so much. “Not because I'd stopped liking them, but because they weren't being suggested by whatever algorithm dictates my listening,” Huxtable said. Huxtable got the idea to make the iPod when she realized she hadn’t listened to some of her favorite artists in a really long time. Apple still sells iPods, but they’re just iPhones with features stripped out and most of us listen to music through streaming services. Released more than 20 years ago, the original iPod with its click wheel and basic interface, is now a piece of tech we feel nostalgia for. The iPod was a revolutionary device that gave people unprecedented control over their listening habits.
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