Adobe elements organizer wiki

Elements Organizer now groups together similar-looking faces, making it easier for you to tag people in your photographs and to organize and view your photos based on the people in them. Elements Organizer 14 analyzes the date and time information to take the work out of arranging and viewing your memories by events.

The improved Places view lets you browse your media files faster by location and time. The new Pinned tab lets you view your media files right there on the map at the tagged location. And, a new onboarding experience and a new intuitive, visual interface for importing your files make it easier for you to start using Elements Organizer. It is now even easier and faster to tag people in your photos. You no more have to select the faces individually in the Media view and tag them.

Elements Organizer now automatically groups similar faces for you during import. Once you have finished importing, faces of all people who have not yet been named are displayed in the new UnNamed tab of the People view. You just click once to tag friends and family members for an entire batch of photos. The Named tab of the People room displays the profiles of all the people whom you have already named. In the Named tab you can also rename the tags, confirm the tag names and view all Photos and faces in which they appear for each person.

For more information, see Marking faces in photos and organizing people view. All your media files with GPS information are now automatically tagged and displayed in the Pinned tab of the Places view. So, if your camera supports GPS tracking, your media files are automatically displayed in the Pinned tab as soon as you have imported them. If a media file does not have GPS data, it is displayed in the UnPinned tab, where you can add location information for the file.

Once you have added this information, the file is displayed in the Pinned tab. You can fine-tune the location once you have tagged your media files. For more information, see Viewing and managing place data.

The Events view now provides a more detailed view of how events are tagged to your media files and makes it easier for you to tag events. The Events view includes two tabs: Named and Suggested. The new Enhanced Search feature provides you multiple search options with a single result: fast and easy access to what you are looking for.

Want to search for all media files that have Jeff on a beach that were taken in March ? Or, quickly look up all photos of Esther's birthday that you have rated four stars or higher? No need to shuffle between the left panel, right panel, and the timeline view to find these media files. Enhanced Search combines all these in one window with a modern, touch-friendly user experience.

For more information, see Using Enhanced Search. Smart Tags are a new, powerful way of tagging and finding your media files quickly and easily. Elements Organizer automatically analyzes your photos and generates Smart Tags for objects and events in your photos.

And the same with photos that relate to sunset, garden, ocean — you get the picture. Elements Organizer even recognizes and tags photos clicked on a birthday, those that have children in them, and those that have smiling faces, just to give a few examples. Smart Tags make it easy for you to search for your memories in various ways — even when you have not manually added keywords. To search based on Smart Tags, filter through the top Smart Tags in the search window or type them out in the search bar.

Elements Organizer shows your matching photos immediately. For more information, see Using Smart Tags. The new enhanced Instant Fix makes editing multiple photos a breeze.

Use the touch-friendly UI to make your snapshots extra-special with everything from one-click fixes to artistic looks that will wow friends and family. For more information, see Fixing photos in Elements Organizer. More and more of us use one or more online cloud services to sync our photos and videos from mobile devices to our computers. With Elements Organizer 15, you easily auto-import your photos and videos from cloud services like Dropbox, One Drive, and Google Drive.

Elements Organizer tracks the folders of these services on your desktop and auto-imports the media files in them. In the previous release, watch folders were supported on Windows.