Unfortunately, it is not possible to transfer just 2 or 3 photos from Apple Photos to Capture One.

We don't support Windows Photo import...we did not look into it at all...It is something we could consider in the future and would definitely consider if we build a Windows version.

Hello Mike, that's exactly right. Peakto Search reads and analyzes your Lightroom catalogs to allow you to gather them all together and perform advanced multi-catalog searches. You can also search your videos in the same way as your photos. I hope I’ve answered your question.

@@CymePhotography Thank you. With the video indexing does it just analyse frames? or does it look at the audio as well?

@@MikeHudsontek For now, only analyzing frames, but audio will be added soon.

@@CymePhotography Wow ok, audio indexing would be next level! I'm trailing it now. It indexed a 120k catalog in just a few hours. Seems very good. I hope you don't mind me asking on here. How are the results sorted? It would be good to have a sorting option - by relevance and by date captured. Is this possible?

When you run a search, the results are sorted by relevance, i.e., by the "distance" between your query (prompt or image) and the media's content. In the case of videos, I need to double-check how it works, but I believe the most relevant frame is used to determine the relevance for the entire video. Adding a sorting option is possible, but sorting by date would require us to be explicit, as you would see results that pass the relevancy tests (and are therefore displayed) but may not be the best options. We will consider this. As a videographer would it make sense for you to be able to index video in projects (Premiere, FCP, DaVinci) in addition to indexing simple folders?

Hello Arnold, you can submit a ticket and let us know about your issue at (desk.cyme.io/portal/en/home). The development team will respond to you as soon as possible.

Hi. Thanks for chatting. When you say 10k are wrong, are they wrong because they are pictures of someone who looks similar to your daughter ? Or are they completely off ? We will soon a video that goes in more details into more advanced options regarding faces. because the standard options are good in most cases but can get it wrong in instances where people look very similar. There is a way to create more and smaller clusters to ensure there is less confusion between similar people....and then merge those smaller clusters appropriately by giving the same name. 1.Regarding adding a keyword...I assume you want some sort of automation to do it ? because you can already do it. 2. You are right about this bug in the image view, but if I am correct, it is fixed in 2.0.7 The ability to create continuous or discontinuous selection is back in there. Note however, that selection of multiple faces in the face cluster view is not yet possible....we will add it in the near future 3. I don't know what kind of improvements we should make but everything you can send us to give us some samples on which we can work is very welcome. have a great daY.

@@CymePhotography Yes they were images that either had the face of someone other than my daughter but the image did have my daughter sometimes but also many images which weren't even images of people. As far as keywords there should be a way to add them from faces. I figured out I could select a collection as you are calling them then add the keyword of their name to all the images. I did that but when I went back to look at the images in On1 the keyword was not added. I am confused about your answer about continuous image selection. Are you saying it works within the main part of peakto but not in Faces? Because before I added the last 2 updates it was working and saved a lot of time. lastly, I need to understand a bit better how you define an image in faces. In the other apps that do this (and I will tell you right now Peakto was far superior in finding faces than Apple Photos or On1 and much faster but also almost too good as it was finding faces in images I would have to blow up to 4x to even see a face of a poster or painting) what I get is just the face. In Peakto, I got a lot of what I call failures where the face showing wasn't my daughter but she was in the image. I call that a failure but perhaps you are saying it is the image not the particular face you are finding?

Hi. We will do it. Please note that we are thinking about redoing that panel in a more organised way because some screens expose important choices that do not get the explanations that would be required. Thanks for your request about clarity regarding task progress. You are right, some global tasks are split into parts and it is hard to know when everything is finished. On the other hand, there are a number of actions that do not require neither AI, nor Faces to have run ...for example, you can start viewing and annotating content while the ingestion is running. But we should improve the feedback we give when going to a screen or view that is incomplete because the process that populates it is still running or hasn't run yet. One way to give more info would be to expose a clear indicator next to a source that would say what process is running and what remains to be done. We will improve this... Thanks

I’m sorry that the video didn’t meet your expectations. You can find all the information about Avalanche on our website, cyme.io.

Indeed, it's not feasible at the moment, but it's a feature we would like to add in the future. You can propose it on our roadmap at the following link: (trello.com/b/yx5ePR2u/peakto-public-roadmap). Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you David. Glad you like it!

Thank you!

Glad you like it Andy !

Not yet...we have plans to allow for more complex queries involving more control over operators and more criteria.

@@CymePhotography Please do add the logical features! I'm so impressed by your application that I've bought it in the minute and migrated all my photos to Lightroom just to be able to use it. I've used to spend "hours" finding a photo because I'm always to lazy in tags. You have simplified my life a lot. The learning model still needs some tweaks and tends to hallucinate a little (in a dog find, for instance, some people apear without any dog in the scene 🙂. But these are certainly growth issues. The present functionality is already awesome.

@@rhenriques11 Hi. I assume you mean the same thing, i.e being able to better control how multiple criteria are combined in the search field, with AND and OR rules being configurable. We will think about it. Please note that the search field will soon see some important changes to make it easier to work with but it won't have the ability you describe yet. We have to do it in steps and we have some really huge updates to the app that are being finalised and need to be finished before we can tackle this. For the time being, if your search are often repetitive, you might consider creating a smart album where those complex rules can be declared (logical features). I hope this helps.

Hello! In the grid view, at the bottom, you have a quick access to the image file and the parent folder. The contextual menu also has a Reveal Master in Finder.... Would you want us to put this action at the top...we had some internal discussions about it. What do you think ?

We are glad that you like Peakto. Feel free to share your feedback with us.

This video is not a tutorial but simply a presentation of the new features in Peakto. If there are any topics you’d like us to cover in tutorial videos, feel free to send them our way.

hi Franck, we are sorry if you are experiencing issues with v2. Can you contact us on peakto-app 'at' cyme.io to discuss these issues ?

Have fun!

hi. As a subscriber you always have access to the latest release. So v2.0 and all other forthcoming minor and major releases are included in your subscription while it is active. The email was a generic email and was intended to customers having a one-off licence that was purchased more than 1yr ago. Please note that V2.0 is not officially out...and will be officially out in the newt few days. It is however accessible upon request.

I also had it for a year and it was pretty much useless. I was supposed to be able to use it on two computers and I never could login into the second computer and then I couldn’t even login at all. Sorry I ended up subscribing even though I paid for a whole year and never use it.

@@AngelaFletcher-xy3ph A licence entitles you to 2 computers. If you change computers, you can unregister a computer or reset all activations from the app itself. These kinds of registration issues, if they persist, are resolved routinely and swiftly. Did you contact us about it?

hello, please get in touch by email on peakto-app 'at' cyme.io and we will send you a trial code.

Can't wait to have your feedback !

We are glad you like these improvements.

Thank you !

PS - Lightroom Classic's facial recognition is not so great.

Hello, Thanks for asking. It s a feature that we are currently debating. There are a certain number of things that could be done to: - search for pictures featuring a certain face (identified in another picture) - search for pictures featuring a named person ... but in that case, that would probably require to pick a representation of that person in the form of an image as Peakto Search works by comparing images. One thing that seems to go beyond the current Peakto Search design, at least for now, is to do facial recognition ... We will soon release Peakto V2.0 (not Peakto Search) with a full featured facial recognition. facial recognition requires dedicated user interfaces that would not really correspond to the philosophy of Peakto Search. I hope this makes sense.

@@CymePhotography I'm super eager for full featured Facial Recognition. My use case is family photos in folders. The photos come from scanned film, early digital, current phones, and high resolution digital. Simply put 100 years 100,000 photo, all the different technologies during that time. An excellent facial recognition tool would be most welcome. There are some attempts. Excire does a reasonable job, but it doesn't assign the name to the face, only the image. digiKam's Machine Learning is insufficient, ACDSee cataloging crashes, ImageRanger does pretty well, but again doesn't seem to name the face. I'm eagerly looking format to a real solution.

Hi. Thanks for asking. We are currently thinking about it but the main issue is the performance hit. Currently Peakto Search is fast and does not require any manual editing. Opening the gate to interactive keywording or face annotation changes significantly the user experience. How would you envision the user experience?

hi. Thanks for asking. The app is a search app and does not do any annotations. It lets you turn a search result into a selection in LR and from that selection, you could add the keyword easily. We did not introduce any annotation capability yet and are waiting to get some feedback such as yours to understand what would be the best evolutions. For manual keywording we had the impression that LR would be the tool of choice. For star rating at the image level, we wonder if doing if from the search screen would be a desirable feature. One of the complications is that the underlying catalog is not always online....

hello. Thanks for asking. We will soon introduce an inspector for the retrieved data, that will give you a quick access to the image/video summary information (EXIF meta, date) and the file location. We'll add standard actions to this information (reveal in Finder, Find images on the same date, etc...) and more.... If if makes sense, we could also add some sharing actions directly from the inspector.