Inspiration
Photographers rarely shoot alone or on one camera. A wedding has a second shooter, and a wildlife project can run for months across several bodies and remote cameras. Afterwards, the photos sit in one storage folder, but their clocks disagree, their order is wrong, and finding the story inside thousands of files takes hours. I wanted the NAS that already stores those photos to help tell the story, without uploading a client's private collection anywhere.
What it does
Snappy is a Uliya Skill for UGREEN AI NAS that turns a multi camera shoot into a ready to post photo story:
- Corrected timeline: merges every camera into one timeline and asks the photographer to confirm each camera's clock offset. Original EXIF data is never changed.
- Explained shortlist: selects the strongest images and explains why each one belongs in the story.
- Story sequencing: orders images into an opening, build, emotional peak, and closing, with a caption for each.
- Story completeness: checks the set against a checklist of key moments (vows, first kiss, speeches) or wildlife life cycle stages (nesting, hatching, first flight, migration) and proposes candidates for anything missing.
- Edit suggestions: flags low light shots by ISO and exposure and suggests settings ready to import into Lightroom or any other editor.
- Optional saving: albums, tags, and a story sheet are saved only after the photographer
Built With
- computer-vision
- exif
- file-agent
- markdown
- photo-agent
- ug-filemgr
- ug-filesystem
- ug-photo
- ugos
- ugreen-ai-nas
- uliya
