Hi I was just curious to know what image cataloging software members here use
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At the moment I'm not using any 3rd party product, but I've read that among the most popular are ACDSee and Thumbs Plus.
I'm sure there are other favorites and, like you, look forward to seeing who like what and why.
GR-EAT topic, Stewart. Welcome to Retouch Pro.
~DannyR~
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My own take and reviews of three popular choice is available here.Learn by teaching
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Hello
Thanks for the warm welcome
I`ve just downloaded fotostation from www.fotoware.com
And Portfolio from www. extensis.com
I give you my opinion when i`ve played around with them a bit
At the moment fotostation seems to be winning in the ease of use
I tried a demo of thumbs plus but it kept crashing i wrote to them but never got a reply so i unistalled it
It seemed to be a little bit chunky for me also
The browser in ps7 is handy but real sloooow
Especially on new scans with high res and still in 16bit mode
Also it`s a shame you have to open a file before you can add file info it would be much better if you could do it within the browser
oh well hopefully you will in 7.5 when it comes out
i made my bones in psp 4 and the browser in that was much faster
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