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I'm fed up with multi platform apps, but even amongst those there isn't a Digital Asset Manager that I consider to be very good. I've tried most of them and have finally settled on Photo Supreme. It's quirky and only 32 bit, being built on very old technology, but it does implement EXIF and XMP according to defined standards. And, it allows me to import all kinds of file types, including PNG, TXT, and GIF, etc.
At present it can't import and preview Pixelmator Pro PXD files (perhaps you could help the developer out on that). I hope one day to migrate these managed assets to a better stand alone Mac only application and I ask that the Pixelmator Team decide to employ a database expert and begin developing Pixelmator DAM a.s.a.p. Hi!Consider Skylum’s Luminar 2018 when their brand-new DAM will be added esrly this year (no,stand alone product, but integrated into Luminar 2018).
Will most probably work better than Lightroom and no subscription.Luminar and Pixelmator Pro are amazing pieces of software. I develop my images in Luminar 2018, like I did in Lightroom, do collages, text, web mockups, posters and those kinds of things in Pixelmator Pro and resize images. The two programmes work wonderfully together, could not do without any one of them.Helge.Helge.
I wasn't really sure if this is the right place for this question but thought folks here might have a suggestion.I a need a single user solution to be able to manage a moderate amount amount of video files (8tb / abt 200 files). Of course, I have LR & Bridge but as most know those solutions are lacking. LR especially since it doesn't read a lot of formats.I'm not interested in a cloud solution since the ramp time to upload files would be months.I've already done a fair amount of research and have only found enterprise grade SW which is prob overkill in terms of both function and price.Any suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks! IDimager's 'Photo Surpreme' handles about all video formats. As well as documents, stills, all sorts of things. It's near to the capabilities of the 'enterprise' level, not as difficult to master, and currently $99 for a single-user or $199 for server-based setup.I've used it in the past. And keep thinking of going back to it.I had put in a feature-request for Prelude to be given an Lr-style database, to become the 'Lightroom' of video.
Especially as much of the news-based use of it seems to be going away, would make a nice shift of direction. Well, to me it's sensible, but not to the manager types apparently!You can take a look at Photo Supreme.Neil. I wasn't really sure if this is the right place for this question but thought folks here might have a suggestion.I a need a single user solution to be able to manage a moderate amount amount of video files (8tb / abt 200 files).
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Of course, I have LR & Bridge but as most know those solutions are lacking. LR especially since it doesn't read a lot of formats.I'm not interested in a cloud solution since the ramp time to upload files would be months.I've already done a fair amount of research and have only found enterprise grade SW which is prob overkill in terms of both function and price.Any suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks!
IDimager's 'Photo Surpreme' handles about all video formats. As well as documents, stills, all sorts of things.
It's near to the capabilities of the 'enterprise' level, not as difficult to master, and currently $99 for a single-user or $199 for server-based setup.I've used it in the past. And keep thinking of going back to it.I had put in a feature-request for Prelude to be given an Lr-style database, to become the 'Lightroom' of video. Especially as much of the news-based use of it seems to be going away, would make a nice shift of direction.
Well, to me it's sensible, but not to the manager types apparently!You can take a look at Photo Supreme.Neil. IDimager's 'Photo Surpreme' handles about all video formats. As well as documents, stills, all sorts of things. It's near to the capabilities of the 'enterprise' level, not as difficult to master, and currently $99 for a single-user or $199 for server-based setup.I've used it in the past.
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And keep thinking of going back to it.I had put in a feature-request for Prelude to be given an Lr-style database, to become the 'Lightroom' of video. Especially as much of the news-based use of it seems to be going away, would make a nice shift of direction.
Well, to me it's sensible, but not to the manager types apparently!You can take a look at Photo Supreme.Neil.
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