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2.14 Culling & Deduplication
Peakto introduces powerful AI-driven tools to deduplicate and cull images across your entire library. Unlike traditional tools limited to a single folder or catalog, Peakto lets you run culling and deduplication globally, across collections, sources, ...
How to enable Culling & Deduplication in Peakto 2.5.5
How to enable Culling & Deduplication in Peakto Culling and Deduplication are advanced features that can be enabled manually on macOS. Step 1 — Open Terminal On your Mac: Open Finder Go to Applications → Utilities Double-click Terminal Or faster: ...
How to to uninstall the Peakto Search for Capture One plugin
To uninstall the Peakto Search for Capture One plugin, please follow these steps: 1. Remove the Plugin from Capture One (recommended) Open Capture One. Go to Settings (Preferences). Select the Plugins section. Find Peakto Search in the list. Click ...
Technical Note: list of all files and folders created or used by the Peakto
Peakto will create a number of files on your Mac when installed and running. Here is a comprehensive list of those files and the requirements when it comes to backup The catalog(s) The catalog (also known as the Peakto root folder) is where Peakto ...
Peakto thumbnail and Lightroom
Peakto is compatible with Lightroom catalogs. It can read metadata, edits, and even your edited version. For this part, we rely on Lightroom Previews. These previews can be discarded, and sometimes, your edits are not visible in Peakto. To change ...