PDA program to keep track of photos
Hello.
Does anybody know of a good program for a Palm OS PDA to keep track of photos you've taken? I have a new digital camera and storage device and plan on taking lots of pictures on my upcoming trip. I used to just write them down in a little notebook but since I'm taking my PDA, I was hoping to use that. I guess I could use the memo or daily journal function, but I was wondering if anybody knew of something better. Thanks everybody |
Give me the memo pad anyday.
I work in a technical field, but find low-tech most often the best way to accomplish certain things. In addition, many more people might be willing to mail a lost memo pad back to you (if you write instructions on/inside the cover) whereas too many would be willing to keep a pda. Hell- many would be willing to STEAL a pda, but wouldn't look twice at a memo pad. |
I use the calendar on my iPAQ (Palm OS probably has something similar). From a powered-off state, one of the shortcut buttons on the unit opens to the last calendar entry made, and I can add a new one very quickly. Since the camera names each image with a timestamp, correlating the notes with the pictures is a piece of cake.
I don't eschew technology because of the risk of loss - I keep a backup, and I carry my PC in a deep front pants pocket. Having all of my travel data in one place is more appealing to me than keeping track of multiple maps, guides, and notebooks. |
You could take notes of the location info, but any of the photo info is available in the digital meta info for the photo: date, time, exposure info, etc.
Photoshop Elements 3.0 comes with an Album program that is fantastic for cataloging all of your digitized photos. |
The best photo organising software for Palm OS is Rescoview, just to a Google search for it. You can customise your storage directories, and even play around with basic photo editing. Very nice.
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