Articles filed in Mylio Photos.
DxO PureRAW & PhotoLab – Amazing
Why not Lightroom I’m often asked why I don’t use Lightroom. The short answer is that DxO software is simply better. The longer answer is my combining of DxO PhotoLab with Mylio Photos gives me the best RAW processing and ultimate DAM solution I’ve ever experienced. DxO PureRAW and PhotoLab… Read More »
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Create A Photo Reel For Instagram and Facebook
World Wildlife Day, March 3, 2023, has come and gone, but it inspired me to create a photo reel for Instagram and Facebook—something I had never done. When I first learned of World Wildlife Day I was on my way to Indonesia. I was sitting in the Seoul airport before… Read More »
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Mylio Photos Tip – Back Up Photos With Mylio Photos and Lightroom
In this Mylio Photos Tip I share with viewers how to back up photos with Mylio Photos and Lightroom and the major differences between the two programs. Saving more than one copy of your pictures while you’re traveling is absolutely essential. Relying on either your laptop, iPad or external drives… Read More »
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Mylio Photos Tip – Captioning and Keywording
Mylio Photos Tip – Captioning and Keywording is a short video showing you how to caption and keyword your photos using Mylio Photos. When I start captioning my photos, I turn to a little known program called Copy ‘Em. In the video I called it Copy ‘Em and Paste which… Read More »
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Mylio Photos Update Is Here
The Mylio Photos update is here with substantial changes to the Import process! As many of you know I’m a big fan of this little program called Mylio. Most serious photographers don’t even know about it let alone use it. I’m constantly amazed at photographers’ tunnel vision and inability to… Read More »
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The Micro Four Thirds Triad Pro Results from Smaller Cameras
Follow the Micro Four Thirds Triapd for profession results with much smaller, less expensive camera system.
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Drobo Mylio Combination Impresses Fred Kurtz
Editor’s Note One of the great benefits of traveling with so many enthusiastic photographers is the chance to share information about how each of them stores and processes their images. Anyone who loves photography knows how important it is to have a handle on where your favorite photos are at… Read More »
Read article →First Annual Natural Exposures Mylio Workflow Research Event
One of the best ways to build sincere, productive relationships is to meet face to face, share a beer, maybe a Coke, possibly a glass of wine—anything’s an option when there are no margaritas in town. Call me old school, but great relationships are founded on more than tweets, hashtags, and… Read More »
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Mylio Tip: Google Your Wish for Mylio and See What Pops Up Like Facial Recognition
This post was inspired by my good friend JP Duplessis of Mylio. I’m fortunate to have a direct line to JP who is one of Mylio’s lead coders and on a daily basis is adding features to this great new program. I had been perusing the DPRevew Mac Forums when I… Read More »
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Mylio Releases Another Great Update
I’ve been writing about Mylio for many months now. One of the ongoing benefits is the constant updates they keep cranking out. Not sure of the exact timeline, but it seems about once month they’re adding new features or improving what they already have. Mylio version 1.9 was just released… Read More »
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Drobo & Mylio: The Best Keep Getting Better
Drobo & Mylio: The Best Keep Getting Better I will tell you right up front, this is a bit of a long story but it’s well worth the read if you want a safe, reliable storage solution for your pictures that doesn’t expose them to the seemingly lawless frontier known as… Read More »
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Mylio Built by Computer Guys & Gals Who Love Photography
Some of you are wondering why I love Mylio so much. Well today, Sunday, is just one example. I’ve been on the phone with JP Duplessis for over two hours working on problems I created that he was fixing in my Mylio library. Keep in mind I’m kind of what you… Read More »
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Mylio Keeps the Improvements Coming
Mylio Keeps Improvements Coming Awhile back I started using Mylio to keep track of my images across all my devices. When I first started using this program, it was mainly due to its speed when handling three quarters of million images. It’s never been as robust as DXO Opics Pro or Lightroom for… Read More »
Read article →Mylio Releases Version 1.6 With Updates
Mylio releases version 1.6 with updates. For all you folks looking for another option in the world of photography software you might want to give Mylio a look. I’ve been working with Mylio for almost a year now and it just keeps getting better and better. You can read some… Read More »
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Mylio Visit in Seattle
I’ve just returned from my Mylio visit in Seattle. I went there by way of a self invitation, wanting to see for myself what the crew of this new program was all about. I like to know the people I believe in, such as the great support team that includes Matt, Raiza and super coding… Read More »
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Mylio Releases Aperture iPhoto to Mylio Migration Tool
Mylio Releases Aperture iPhoto to Mylio Migration Tool. Over the last several weeks I’ve been working with the folks at Mylio to help develop an Aperture to Mylio migration tool. I haven’t had a chance to run this yet since I’m currently in Croatia, but the Mylio team has built… Read More »
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