Here’s the scenario: You take a lot of pictures and some are remarkably similar because you don’t take any chances of missing the precise shot you want. Here’s the result: You get your shot, but then you have so many images that closely resemble each other that you practically go cross-eyed trying to distinguish among them. That’s where Macphun’s brand new Snapselect comes in. Snapselect automatically groups similar — though not necessarily identical — photos together according to selected time and accuracy levels, letting you choose to keep the best among them and discard the rest. Similars view You can use Snapselect to remove…
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