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DaveGFX
November 11th, 2002, 11:44 PM
Heya

Was wondering whether anybody knew of any software that was good for cataloguing images? For example, I like to save reference images to my hard drive, but its sometimes hard to find what I want months later.

Ideally, i'd like something that previews all images in a folder, and allows you to assign keyword descriptions to them. At the moment, i've just started using ACDSee which seems pretty good, but anyone use anything else that they find effective?

Fipse
November 12th, 2002, 03:22 AM
Hi Dave,

as ACDsee is "just" a viewer weīre using for our archives Extensis Portfolio. Itīs - as a single user license - comparatively cheap (at least towards Cumulus) and quite powerful. Itīs got database functions, so you can add Keywords to every picture and ahs advanced search functions.

Hope this could help you

Fipse

Cannibal80
November 14th, 2002, 02:23 AM
ACDSee is the best, last I checked. But the new Photoshop (or PS Elements) has a database function, batch rename, image info (very extensive) all that stuff. It even has a search engine for images only! :thumbsup:

Photoshop is kinda expensive though... :xx: