shotwell

digital photo organizer
  https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Shotwell
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Shotwell is a digital photo organizer designed for the GNOME desktop environment. It allows you to import photos, pictures, images and videos from disk or camera. Shotwell can organize them in collections and in other various ways. The viewer shows them in full-window or fullscreen mode and presents them as galleries or slideshows. The integrated editor can rotate, flip, crop and tag the photos, adjust the colors und remove red eyes. Export is possible to facebook, Flickr or Youtube to share with others. It is able to manage a lot of image formats such as JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIFF and Raw CR2.
Latest reviews
5
nbagi 1 year ago

I like it a lot and use it lot of years ago. It is easy to organised your photos.

5
richolate 1 year ago

me encanta funciona muy bien. (I love it works very well.)

5
krasota 1 year ago

Excelente, dá pra adicionar tags nas fotos e exportá-las, muito útil para organizar as fotos

5
Rafael_Pereira 3 years ago

Sensacional! Ótimo programa. Com ele é possível não só organizar como editar os metadados dos arquivos, principalmente a data. [Não entendi por que há outra versão à disposição indicada como (Flathub), se alguém souber se há diferença entre as duas, por favor me responda]

5
Alien 3 years ago

Отличный фото-редактор. Хорошая обработка фотографий. Я хоть и не фотограф, но фотки отредактированные в этом редакторе получаются отличные.

5
krominux 4 years ago

Super pour classer ses photos rapidement et efficacement

5
nowakowski 4 years ago

The interface is not beautiful, but it's okay – clear and tidy. I really like adding labels to photos by clicking Ctrl+T, so you can easily browse only specific photo collections later. You can assign a photo to one or more labels. A list of labels then appears in the sidebar. Fantastic is that if a photo/video is not imported, you have the option of saving a .txt file with a detailed log listing things not imported.

3
uberdonkey 5 years ago

Nice presentation and good functionality except I usually use such software to take photos from one place and put in another - it lacks functionality in this respect e.g. right clicking and moving

5
jslopes 6 years ago

Shotwell just works and I get my job done. I'm a heavy linux user for more than ten years. I've tested everything. darktable slow, slow, more slow, crash. digikam not slow: just crashes :) Shotwell just works. If you doesn't need RAW development, shotwell is a very good organizer with sensible defaults. No photomessy anymore!

5
megavolt 6 years ago

TOP! Alles was ich brauche...

5
dzan 7 years ago

Very good!

5
bvrignaud 8 years ago

C'est le meilleur ! Simple et efficace.

4
wayneclea 8 years ago

I have used it a number of installs of mint. Can t resave JPG files as PNG?

4
angelgs 8 years ago

I can't live without it. The definitive way to keep my pictures organized. It can improve and add some simple photo edition functions.

3
d4v1d61 8 years ago

Very good digital organizer, I ma not too fond of the it works on existing folders, e.g. rotating a picture only changes teh metadata but actually does not rotate the picture in the folder.

5
sigurd1701 9 years ago

:-)

3
JCH2 9 years ago

Okay for a hobbyist or casual user. If you are (semi)pro, have image archives, or years of digital photots, this is not going to cut it.

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enano_barbado 9 years ago

У меня на нетбуке программа виснет ещё на этапе импортирования. Очень тяжело... Так что даже не оценить ее возможности

3
MagicMint 9 years ago

This Ubuntu version cannot connect to online accounts under Cinnamon, because it’s missing Gnome’s central account settings. See http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/1539

5
gothicpreston 9 years ago

Best photo manager for a Gtk desktop. One of my essentil items to install onto my XFCE box.