The good news is that specifically for photo deduplication I’ve found PhotoSweeper to be way better than anything else I’ve come across. If anyone has found a better tool by now, please share!

I’ve found that if I compare the relevant subfolders again afterward it finds more duplicates, but that’s quite labor-intensive, and the duplicates may not be located in a similar folder structure anyway. That sucks because it’s pretty poor at finding all duplicates, especially when comparing large folders. The bad news is that I’ve still not found a better general-purpose deduplication tool than Gemini. Sorry for reviving an old thread, but since I’ve been looking for a better alternative to Gemini II lately and have partially succeeded I figured I’d finally join the forum (I’ve been lurking for a while) to share my findings… heic files (I may be wrong, but this newer file format might not be in its coded ability to “see”). Is there a more modern utility than Gemini II? I don’t think it can properly “see” the. … BUT there has to be a way to automate this. jpgs with duplicates and (CTL+selecting the others) grabbing just the intermittent JPGs and deleting them. I spent some time physically highlighting the. It’s not as easy as “sorting by type and deleting a chunk of JPGs” because there are some JPGs in there without a corresponding. This is the mixed and (a little bit) “messed up” Dropbox folder labeled “Camera Uploads.”

One failure: It did not tag photos where I have one version as a. … It helped me find and move some duplicate photos & files (not deleting at this moment, because I am uncertain about the files portion…).

Gemini duplicate finder for mac