Hi,
i only noticed this weekend that the standard windows photo app no longer imports photos into folders. i have been lazy about the photos and only copying ones that i needed to use, and previewing them in the photo app, so i hadn't noticed the change. apparently it's been this way for quite some time. i googled and found that others are having this issue as well. so now i have several months worth of unsorted photos that were backed up to my C drive in the pictures folder instead of my D drive where i had set the import folder to. i had assumed it was going there and making daily folders. my fault for not checking sooner and being lazy about it. i'm using windows 10.
i only noticed this weekend that the standard windows photo app no longer imports photos into folders. i have been lazy about the photos and only copying ones that i needed to use, and previewing them in the photo app, so i hadn't noticed the change. apparently it's been this way for quite some time. i googled and found that others are having this issue as well. so now i have several months worth of unsorted photos that were backed up to my C drive in the pictures folder instead of my D drive where i had set the import folder to. i had assumed it was going there and making daily folders. my fault for not checking sooner and being lazy about it. i'm using windows 10.
- does anyone know of a solution to this problem? i need to be able to import my photos per day with an automatic folder creation.
- is there a better software to use for importing from cameras or SD cards with adapter that will automatically import photos in folders per day? i would use the canon software but sometimes i have to import from other SD cards with my adapter and as far as i'm aware, the canon software doesn't work with adapters?
- is there a good, safe software that i can use to automatically archive my photos into folders from the C drive to folders per day based on EXIF data? i was looking at PhotoMove software and thinking of trying it but was wondering if anyone has used it or if there are better recommendations? it's going to take a lot of work to do it manually.