I finds the duplicates, puts them in the a separate album, then the directions say to delete everything in the album. It’s still better than trying to do it manually but I still have to do a lot of looking at each grouping before I hit delete. It thinks becasue the header, footer, time frame and location are the same the whole photo is the same which is VERY not the case. Though on screen shots it doesn’t do very good. It does do pretty good a detecting dupllicate photos. At least if the folder issues was fixed I could put all my edited photos in a folder and then tell it to save all the edited photos and trash all the others. I have purposely shrunk down the file size of many files and cropped others so I want to save the SMALLER size (but still not to be confused with a thumb nail) There doesn’t seem to be a good way to do that either. If I have that same photos saved in my “general" photo library or a "card dump" folder I want to keep the one in “best photos” and get rid of the copies in “card dump” or “general”. It tells the file name but not what folder it is in or even what drive it is on. I have duplicates in several different folders and I would like to keep them in a specific fold I’ll use “best photos” as an example. I wish it would let me chose which folder to delete out of. I would recommend not trusing your pictures to the automark function unless you are more of a gambler than I am.Īll in all, I think the program has value (I got it on sale for $.99) and saved me some time and a little disk space since I was able to delete about 500 dups from a library of about 10,000 pictures. For example, all the black and white pics from my daughters wedding were marked as dups of the originals, so I had to go back and uncheck them after the “Auto Mark” process ran. I tried the “Auto Mark” function and it also worked as advertised, but some of the pictures were not really dups, just very similar. It says they will stay there for a month before permanently deleting them. And I found that the ‘deleted’ pictures are not really deleted since they end up in the Photos application “Recently Deleted” trash can under “Library”. So far, I haven’t needed to restore anything. Just because I am a belt and suspenders type guy. I did export the Duplicate Marked Photo’s to an external drive before deleting them from the Photo’s library. The app worked for me as advertised and I didn’t need to hit the extra keys that were referenced in several other reviews.
#1. duplicate photos fixer pro pro#
I used this app on a 2015 vintage macbook pro using High Sierra. The interface of Duplicate Photos Fixer Pro is designed in such a way that all occurrences of photos are classified into different groups and are viewed as large photos group in each line.īefore moving ahead and deleting photos, you can have a clear look at them instead of opening them individually, using this feature. Use the Auto-Mark feature to mark all duplicate photos in every group except one, depending upon the preferences. Without re-comparing photos, you can re-group the comparison results by changing the matching level on the slider in real-time. This is due to the powerful algorithms injected during the development of this tool that make the search of duplicate photos extremely fast, giving excellent comparison results. You can fully customize your comparison settings out of the available methods by adjusting the settings according to your requirement, regardless of the image size or format.ĭuplicate Photos Fixer Pro is extremely fast when it comes to scanning and comparing a large number of photos within seconds. You can add more photos from your Photos and iPhoto library and other folders as well. Simply drag and drop folders to easily scan for photos inside them.
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