Thanks for the reply and I’m definitely keeping my eye on MemoryMiner. It looks great and goes beyond what many (any?) other photo organizing tools do. Keep up the good work!

-Drew

Welcome to the Mac world, and thanks for the kind words about MemoryMiner. I wanted to let you know that we’re well along in our efforts to have all metadata created in MemoryMiner to be written into the individual files as Adobe XMP data.

We already do a great job reading embedded IPTC and EXIF data and using that create to create People, Places, titles, captions, etc, which are then automatically assigned to the photos upon import. Since there are no standard schemas for dealing with selection markers (aka “photo notes” if your a Flickr fan), we’ll be developing our own which we’ll publish.

As always, the goal of MemoryMiner is that it “plays well with others.” Portable metadata, XML Export and Win/Mac compatibility are all an important part of this.

Best,

John Fox

Check out resourcespace for digital management. It’s php based, so you should have plenty of options for installing it.

I live and die by Adobe’s Lightroom for managing the photos on my mac though.

Hope to see a shiny macbook pro in your new office soon! Same for mine . . .