Les originaux de mes photos
Gestion de l’espace sur mon disque dur interne
Transfert des photos sur un disque dur externe
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N.B. Cet article de blogue est assez technique.
Si vous ne possédez pas de caméra Olympus,
vous devriez jeter un œil sur mes autres articles.
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OLYMPUS Viewer est le logiciel fourni avec les boîtiers
de caméra pour gérer et modifier les photos.
Le disque dur interne de mon ordi était en manque d’espace.
J’ai beaucoup, beaucoup cherché et je n’ai pas trouvé.
J’ai contacté le support technique d’Olympus.
Je vous partage donc la recette ;)
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J’utilise OLYMPUS Viewer 3 v.2.4.1.4
et toutes mes photos sont enregistrées
sur le disque dur interne de mon MacBook Pro.
Indiquez-moi la façon de transférer mes photos
et la base de données sur un disque dur externe.
I’m using OLYMPUS Viewer 3 v.2.4.1.4
and all my photos are saved on my MacBook Pro hard disk.
Could you tell me the proper way to transfer my photos
and database on an external hard drive.
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Connect your external HD and create 2 new folders,
one to hold all of your images and 1 to hold the database.
Name the folders something meaningful like
”OV3 Images” and “OV3 Database”.
Now copy your existing folder structure of all of your images
from your Mac’s internal drive (Images | OLYMPUS Viewer 3)
to the folder called OV3 Images.
Once it is completely copied, open Olympus Viewer 3.
If you are using OV3 in LIBRARY MODE,
I highly recommend you switch it to FOLDER VIEW :
it will cause you less confusion and works better
when using an external drive.
If you are in LIBRARY VIEW your screen will look
something like this when it opens.
Click on the folder icon and just allow it to switch.
Once it is in FOLDER VIEW It will look something like this :
click on the OPTIONS icon.
Once the OPTIONS box opens,
select BASIC on the left side.
Find the Import to (Library view) and click on the folder at the end.
Now you should see a dialog box
that will allow you to see the folder structure of the Mac,
scroll though the list until you see your external HD
(in my example it is called NO NAME)
and click the arrow to the left.
You should now see your OV3 Images folder, click to select it then click OK.
Now go back and repeat the process except select Advanced settings.
Go to Database Location and click on the folder icon at the end.
You will get a warning about moving it, just click OK.
Select the database folder you made earlier and click OK.
When you are done click OK to close OPTIONS.
Shutdown and restart OV3.
Depending upon how large your database was
it will take a while to rebuild the database in the new location.
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Olympus Technical Support
Olympus Consumer Products Group
Olympus America Inc.
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