Iphoto is a software solution designed to help you automatically download all pictures from a user defined website.
While such a task can be also done manually through any web browser, Iphoto comes to make our lives easier by providing a powerful tool to automatically retrieve all photos from a link you provide.
The interface is pretty simple and it works more like a browser, requesting you to write down a link in the address bar and thus scan the website for pictures. The funny thing is that you can't press the “Enter” button to load a page, so you need to use the dedicated button placed in the toolbar.
Once you load a website, Iphoto displays all picture thumbnails in a separate panel, alongside the full size photo for a better preview. There are three available options: get any picture, get available thumbnails and get big size pictures.
If you intend to change the destination folder, you must have a look in the “Options” menu where you can find a lot of settings concerning the thumbnails, the picture names, URL history, connection and search.
The program runs on very low resources, even when downloading big size pictures, providing a tiny floating window for anytime access to the main features of the app.
Obviously, it has no problem to work on any Windows version, and we've found no website that may block Iphoto's downloads.
Overall, Iphoto is useful, that's pretty obvious, but there are still a couple of things to be improved. Plus, a more user friendly and better organized interface would come in very handy.
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