How do you transfer files?
Filed in archive Software by John Mello on October 22, 2007

In arguing the merits of transfer programs, Brinn touts an application called RoboImport ($29.95). The software does automate some useful tasks. Here are some of them.
- Images can be imported to folders with descriptive names.
- Photos are renamed with detailed information such as picture date and time, as well as camera model.
- Pics are rotated automatically and in a way that won't degrade the image.
- Snaps captured in a proprietary RAW format can be automatically converted into standard DNG files.
- Photos can be automatically copyrighted.
- Automatic backups can be performed.
- GPS info can be added to photos.
- Image resolution is automatically corrected for printing.
- If you're dissatisfied with the results of a transfer, you can automatically roll them back.
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