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Photo and reference-image libraries and shot-list tools: what five open-source projects document
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A documentation-only reading of five open-source projects for organising photos and reference images and planning shots: kist, unterlumen, rehuco, OpenFrame and ShotDeck. It separates built features from proposals and roadmaps for photographers, editors and storyboard artists. Nothing was installed or run, so it does not rank the tools.
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Photo and reference-image libraries and shot-list tools: what five open-source projects document
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A documentation-only reading of five open-source projects for organising photos and reference images and planning shots: kist, unterlumen, rehuco, OpenFrame and ShotDeck. It separates built features from proposals and roadmaps for photographers, editors and storyboard artists. Nothing was installed or run, so it does not rank the tools.
Useful starting points
- Check whether a document calls a feature built, in progress or only proposed before relying on it; several of these projects list wish-lists next to working features.
- Exact-duplicate checks and look-alike checks are different signals, and one project found that hash alone joined burst shots, so a same-moment check was also required.
- Exports can be unencrypted and may hold titles, notes and session history, and a CSV report is not a restorable backup.
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