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How to rename and resize images in bulk for easy organization

November 07, 2012

The advent of digital cameras has changed the way we take pictures. With film cameras, which offered a relatively tiny number of photos per roll of film, budding photogs used to take their time composing every shot and only snapped what they thought would be the very best pictures. And it wouldn’t be until after the film was developed that they’d know whether or not a particular photo came out well. The experience is very different with digital cameras, since it’s not uncommon for thousands of photos to fit on a single memory card. Since we can see exactly how a particular photo came out instantly on our digital cameras, snapping multiple photos to get one as close to “just right” as possible has become the norm. Most of us take innumerable pictures with good intentions of sorting, labeling, and organizing the photos at some point, but that’s not what usually ends up happening. No, more often than not, we end up filling our memory cards and then just dump boatloads of photos onto our PCs or bulk storage devices and rarely access them again. The problem with this approach is that we end up wasting tons of storage space and over time it becomes increasingly more difficult to find certain pictures, in the event we do end up looking for something in particular. Managing a lifetime of digital photos gets tricky, but there are tools to help you do it quickly and easily. With the help of some free tools, however, quickly labeling multiple photos only takes a few seconds. Many images can also be processed simultaneously to reduce their file size and thus their storage requirements, and in this guide we'll show you how to do it all quickly and easily. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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