Specifically, how have researchers taking their photos with an iphone later moved the files to play nicely with Tropy in the long run? (I’ve already been burned once by an iphoto update that moved my files so I want to avoid importing from iphoto, which I apparently can’t do anymore anyway…) So what I’m requesting is: additions to the guide to provide some ideas of how researchers using Tropy have dealt with this file location thing. There is probably a better way to do this but this is how I have a lot of material for my current book project, so I’m stuck for now at least. (I cross-reference with when I added an entry in Zotero for the document I photographed). I like keeping them there since I can cross-check their location or search for specific files by looking at the date and time stamp.
IPHOTO FOR MAC HELP HOW TO
I’m not even sure I know how to move bulk photos out of iphoto and what will happen to them (should I make copies? That seems good!) so I am struggling to decide how to proceed and where to put them.Īll of my research photos taken since 2018 live in iphoto, as I take them with my iphone. What are some suggested ways to do this? Or if not suggested, how about possible examples? I am stumped and afraid to mess with my pseudo-system (see below for description) in a way that removes the original date stamps. The Tropy user guide suggests that you move your photos (or make a copy) in a location other than in iphoto before importing them into Tropy.
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