Photosweeper app full#
If your Mac storage is full or it is running slow, then the first thing you can do is declutter the disk space. Duplicate files are created by repeated downloads, creating multiple copies and saving files in different locations. Some duplicate file finders can even find near-duplicate files with different names, file types, sizes, or other slightly different characteristics and identify those for deletion.One of the biggest known reasons for low storage on any device is the duplicate files.
Photosweeper app update#
Best of all, this update is free to all existing users. Overmacs didn’t disappoint with PhotoSweeper 2 with markedly faster loading and processing speeds, a refined UI and some welcomed new features.
Photosweeper app series#
While I share Mark’s angst about letting some algorithm decide which photos to keep or delete, a newly introduced feature helps mitigate some of the worry - Auto Lock.Īuto Lock allows you to set criteria (a series of folders or rules based on rating, size, etc.) which when met, will lock the photo preventing accidental selection for deletion.įound among the new features is a third option for viewing duplicates ( One by One) which allows you to view each photo in greater detail, thus avoiding the need to constantly trigger Quick Look. When finished comparing, PhotoSweeper prompts whether to Auto Mark or not. There are extensive options for Auto Marking photos AS before, speed depends greatly on how refined your settings are and the size of photos, but with default settings, PhotoSweeper speedily dashed through my test folder. Rather than having to define comparison settings beforehand, you’re now presented with possible options once you press Compare. The workflow has seen some improvements too. PhotoSweeper loaded a folder with a couple thousand iPhone photos in mere seconds. Version 1 was already fast but with version 2, Overmacs outdid themselves. One can argue that aesthetics is subjective and while true, ideally it should also be functional and therefore I would’ve preferred the bright squares to be a toned down a smidgen after all the photos shouldn’t have to fight for your attention. Despite this, one aspect Mark raised apropos the UI persists: “each picture is set within a bright square - perhaps the only misplaced piece of design here.” The EnvironmentĪlthough the layout remains mostly unchanged, the UI received some attention adding more refinement and bringing it closer to Yosemite design aesthetics. I tested it briefly to gauge whether past claims of speed, simplicity and functionality still held true. This duplicate photo finder from Overmacs garnered high praise in our prior write-up. Version 2 of PhotoSweeper debuted on the Mac App Store yesterday. Giveaway: Win a copy of PhotoSweeper 2 in our 7-day giveaway here!
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