I want to select for myself, how my photos should be sorted. For example, I want them to be sorted by creation date. Can Sort Photos sort photos directly as I want?
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Yes. Sort Photos give you ability to sort photos directly as you want - by photos creation date, by camera model, by content, by size and many others - you always may select one of popular photo sorting methods or specify your own, that best match to your needs.
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I have many photos; some of them are in rare photo formats. Can Sort Photos sort them all?
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Yes. Sort Photos support more than 689 photo formats, so all your photos of all types will be sorted, even of rare types.
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I want my photos to be sorted qualitative. Can it be done with Sort Photos, or I should sort photos only manually?
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Yes. Sort Photos while photos sorting collect all available information about photos, which should be sorted, to get maximum possible photo sorting quality. Sort Photos use EXIF, IPTC, MakerNote, TIFF, GeoTIFF, GPS, FlashPix, ICC, XMP, Photoshop IRB, AFCP and many other photo tags information to sort photos as good, as possible (more than 9876 photo tags are currently supported and their count is constantly increasing).
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Many of my photos are packed in ZIP and RAR archives. Can they be automatically extracted and sorted too?
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Yes. Sort Photos will sort all your photos, even if they are in ZIP and RAR archives.
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Does Sort Photos support EXIF / IPTC tags?
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Yes. Sort Photos use EXIF, IPTC, MakerNote, TIFF, GeoTIFF, GPS, FlashPix, ICC, XMP, Photoshop IRB, AFCP and many other photo tags information to sort photos as good, as possible (more than 9876 photo tags are currently supported and their count is constantly increasing).
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Does Sort Photos work on Windows Vista?
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Yes. Sort Photos supports all modern operating systems, including all types of Windows XP and Windows Vista (Windows Vista Home, Windows Vista Standard, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Ultimate and Windows Vista Ultimate x64).
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Does Sort Photos work on 64-bit Windows?
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Yes. Sort Photos support both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows of all modern types, including both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows XP (Windows XP x64) and Windows Vista (Windows Vista x64).
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I heard that it is very easy to sort photos with Sort Photos. Is it true?
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Yes. Sort Photos is very easy to use. Its installation is fully automatic. After installation is automatically shown step-by-step wizard, that in few easy steps configure Sort Photos. Right after that is started photos sorting, also automatically. You may relax and watch, how all your photos are sorted – it is shown on your screen in a very colorful form. So, Sort Photos matches to following rule: Easy to install + Easy to start + Easy to get all your photos sorted.
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Can Sort Photos sort my JPG, BMP, RAW photos and photos of other types?
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Yes. Sort Photos can sort photos in more than 689 photo formats, so all your photos of all types will be sorted, even of rare types, including: JPG, JPEG, RAW, BMP, PNG, PSD, TIFF, DIB, FPX, PDF, JNG, PICT, QTI, CRW, NEF, MOS, RAF and many others.
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From the name of photo sorter – “Sort Photos”, I see that it will sort my photos automatically. So, what should I do to get my photos sorted?
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You only should download Sort Photos, run and answer on couple of questions of user-friendly wizard (what photos to sort, where to store sorted photos, etc.). All other actions Sort Photos will do for itself and all your photos will be sorted.
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I have large photo collection and want to sort it. At the current moment all is messed and I cannot find anything. If I will sort all it manually I will need several days, even weeks. How much time I will need to sort all my photos with Sort Photos?
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With Sort Photos you will sort all your photos very fast, even if you have thousands of them. It may need couple minutes to install and run and several minutes to get your photo collection to be sorted in ideal order.
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