SnapTouch offers smart-copying feature for transferring images from digital cameras/flash disks/card readers to computer hard-drive.
SnapTouch has made a small revolution in the big world of digital photography. Before, digital photographers first loaded images from their cameras onto a hard-drive, looked through them, identified unwanted ones, renamed the rest and then processed these images. SnapTouch creator thought that's too much work. So they came up with a new program.
With SnapTouch, any photographer, amateur or professional, simply connects to the image source (camera or flash disk, in most instances), views them, sorts them out and indicates the target folder to be copied to. In addition, a person can set file re-naming rules and add a date stamp (shooting date, download date or custom). Then, one button is pressed and the images are processed on the file, while copying.
The images are automatically rotated during the process of uploading. The results of editing can be previewed before being finalized. Plus, after most editing operations the program does not re-compress images, so there is no quality loss. And all digital files can be renamed on the fly, during the transfer process. So instead or NFTD2322.JPG user gets HawaiiTrip.JPG. This is no small thing, when there are dozens or hundreds to be copied, renamed and date-stamped.
In addition SnapTouch offers image editing options, cropping, resizing, mirroring, adding comments or logos. The program can also process digital photos metadata and comes with EXIF viewer.
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