I asked Peakto to get me nature photos that were aerials, and the AI did a thorough job. Beyond that are folders named by location and date.
I do a lot of drone photography and have my images in folders based on the aircraft I used for them. You can look at everything at once, or narrow a search. It takes some time to get used to the layout of the app and the icons, but it's not too tough and becomes second nature. It won't duplicate your images as some catalogs do it just creates a database.Īfter your initial setup, you can add more photos, folder of photos, or catalogs from other applications if you want, including storage in the cloud. If I had SSD drives, it would have been faster. It took Peakto about three hours to ingest them all. In my case, I've got thousands and thousands of images on external hard drives. If you don't know where your catalogs are stored, it's likely that Peakto does. Run the app, drag folders and catalogs into Peakto, and you're on your way. So basically, you have one very smart interface and gateway to your entire photo collection. Just click on your photo to open it in the software you used to edit it. Peakto monitors the changes made to your catalogs and watched folders and will sync on demand with these changes to ensure that all data in Peakto (metadata and preview) is always up to date. Export them in high resolution for printing or in low resolution for online sharing. Whether taken with an iPhone or a camera, Peakto instantly puts all your pictures at your fingertips. You can easily create albums by selecting your best images from all your photos. The AI feature lets you find nature photos, portraits, food, wildlife, and a host of other parameters with no tagging. I can even search based on that camera name, or a lens, even the ISO or location. Once everything is in, it's easy to search your photos using AI or just about any parameter you can imagine. It's a Mac-only application and runs on Apple silicon natively. If you're using an app not listed and have folders full of images from that app, you can add those folders to Peakto as well. iView Media Pro catalogs from version 3.
You don't have to stop using your normal editing apps or stop using their catalogs, but if you point Peakto at any of those catalogs, it will automatically ingest them and give you a high altitude view of all your photos, with all your metadata intact. It can consolidate all your catalogs into a single hub for your photos. The people who created Peakto have been after me for a while to take a look at their app, and I finally dived in.
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