With IDimager it is possible to rate every individual image with a 0 to 5 score. By rating your images you can graduate them and distinguish the good from the bad (0 = unassigned, 1 = very bad,.., 5 = best) . For example; you can retrieve all your best images just by selecting the “5 stars” label in the Catalog Explorer's Ratings branch.
Every thumbnail contains a rating bar below the thumbnail image. This bar consists of 5 dots. Each dot represents a rating value. You can click on any of the dots to open a selection menu that allows you to select a rating for that image. You can also hold down the [Alt] key on your keyboard and click on one of the dots to instantly assign that rating.
If you select a series of images, and assign a rating it will be applied to every selected thumbnail.
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This is an example of a rated image. The number of stars indicate the rating (in this case 3 stars). The dots indicate unrated positions and can be clicked or [Alt]+clicked to assign the rating.
The slashed-circle in front of the ratings can be used to remove the rating when clicked with the [Alt] key pressed. |
The following keyboard shortcuts can be used to quickly assign ratings
[0] |
Neutral or 0 star rating |
[1] |
1 star rating (worst) |
[2] |
2 stars rating |
[3] |
3 stars rating |
[4] |
4 stars rating |
[5] |
5 stars rating (best) |
Another way to rate your images is by dragging a selection of thumbnails and then drop them on the appropriate rating in the Catalog Explorer.