About Iphoto exif cleaner
By holding down the option and command keys while starting iPhoto. This will cause iPhoto to run smoother and faster. If you are using the ”move duplicates to trash” option you may try to use the ”set duplicates’ comments to duplicate” option instead since iPhoto seems to perform better when setting comment than when moving images to the iPhoto trash. Q: When running Duplicate Annihilator in Magic Mode I got many false duplicates, what should I do? Magic Mode attempts to use the Exif Creation Date detection algorithm to compare images. The Exif Creation Date is the date and time stored by the camera within the meta data of the images files when taking the picture. The Exif creation date is usually a very effective way to detect duplicates. However, if you have managed to take a series of shots within the same second there will be false positives. Q: Duplicate Annihilator gives me an error: NSReceiverEvaluationScriptError: 4 (1) There are a few applications that causes programs made in XCode (like Duplicate Annihilator) to crash with a NSReceiverEvaluationScriptError: 4 (1). A few examples of those programs are SIMBL and Megazoomer, both those applications seems to affect the system in such a way that other applications crashes. Try to run Duplicate Annihilator on a fresh test account on you mac. Q: Duplicate Annihilator causes iPhoto to crash, why? There are three known reasons: Your iPhoto library data base might be damaged. Try to rebuild it by holding down the option and command keys while starting iPhoto. If you are running iPhoto of a pre 6.0.6 version you should consider to upgrade it since iPhoto version prior to 6.0.6 could crash when encountering a damaged image such as bad or unusual EXIF-data. Read more about it here: Apple support pages When iPhoto
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A quick and effective method to detect duplicates. If a duplicate has been modified in any way the duplicate will render a different digital checksum and will there for not be detected as a duplicate. Q: I have used the MD5 algorithm but Duplicate Annihilator failed to detect all the duplicates. Sometimes there are what-seems-to-be-duplicates left in your iPhoto Library. The most probably cause is that the images are slightly modified in some way. Try to use the compare-tab in Duplicate Annihilator to try out new combinations of detection algorithms that suites your needs. A popular combination of detection algorithms is the Exif creation date and First XX characters of filenames. Q: I have selected all the detection algorithms and Duplicate Annihilator does not find a single duplicate. Don’t select all the algorithms. Selecting multiple detection algorithms will cause those to be combined in to a single search for each image. Multiple algorithms will narrow the search result and will result in fewer found duplicates. Multiple algorithms will also cause the detection process to run much slower since more meta-data has to be collected from each image. Q: I have used the default preferences in Duplicate Annihilator and it says that it found XXXX duplicates but the iPhoto Library seems to be intact. That is correct by default Duplicate Annihilator does NOT delete the found duplicates but sets the comments field of the found duplicates to ”duplicate”. You may then locate those duplicates in iPhoto simply by using the search field in iPhoto and search for the word ”duplicate”. Q: Duplicate Annihilator says that it found 1000 duplicates but only 500 images were marked/deleted in iPhoto. This is mostly caused by iPhoto that sometimes makes a timeout and throws away instructions. First of all, try to rebuild your iPhoto Library
