Ingestamatic gets images from cameras, cards, and other devices into your desktop or notebook Mac, a job called ingestion. However, Ingestamatic does much more than just copy the image files.
Ingestamatic can:
· Rename the files, with a date, your initials, the camera model, the image type, and more.
· Place the files into folders, by date, shoot name, or whatever you like.
· Make a backup copy, while the originals are still on the card.
· Add metadata, such as copyright, subject, name and address, website URL, and more.
· Geotag images with latitude, longitude, and altitude based on a GPS track.
· View large preview images.
· Convert to Adobe's DNG format.
· Launch a photo-processing app, such as Aperture or Lightroom when ingestion is complete.
Ingestamatic's flexibility for renaming, arranging into folders, and composing metadata is extraordinary. You'll find that you can easily set it up to do things exactly the way you want.
Fortunately, Ingestamatic is ready-to-go when you first install it — you don't even have to open the setup panel until you're ready.
NOTE: To buy Ingestamatic via the App Store an Apple account is required.
Requirements:
· 64-bit processor
Limitations:
· 14 days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Geotagging now uses ExifTool (built in) to write GPS data directly into ingested files. Can be turned off with option in Preferences, in which case GPS data is written to the XMP sidecar.