If you're an iPhoto fan or at least a user, but are less than thrilled with its UI for assigning keywords, check out today's freeware Imaging Tip:
Keyword Assistant for iPhoto. Essentially, it's a simple little window (pictured) you can quickly call with a shortcut, which offers a much easier way of assigning keywords - especially more than one - to selected images. What happens if you start building an extensive set of keywords? No worries, as this assistant auto-completes and keeps track of your most used and recently used keywords. Pretty slick, and best of all: free! For added bonus points: the developer's code for this as well as his other apps (unless otherwise noted) has a Creative Commons license. Nice!
Tags: keywords, opensource, photo, plugin
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I've been using this for a good while and it amazes me every time I use it. It's something so simple that takes a load of time off of tagging keywords. Holding down the Option key lets you remove keywords just as easily.
I use they keywords alot, as iPhoto is my main Flickr export tool. If you're a fan of Flickr and iPhoto, then give this one a try.