I find extensis porfolio 5.0 does exactly what you need.
Elroy Eckhardt
And there is an entirely free, though somewhat cut-down version, available for download
from www.creativepro.com
Regards
Tony Sleep
http://www.halftone.co.uk - Online portfolio exhibit; + film scanner info
I've tried a couple of the programs which have been suggested and here are
some comments which I hope may be of help to others. I wouldn't use Jasc
Media Center or Armadillo Photo, but they may be useful for others. Thanks
for everyone's suggestions so far!
1. Jasc Media Center Plus 3
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Geoff Stafford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thumbsplus 4.10 seems to have the facilities you are after [snip]
continuously with TP saving each file straight to disc. However the
software is only 24 bit.
Does this mean it only reads 24 bit files? Or that it can only save 24bit
files? That could
Rob writes ...
Geoff Stafford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thumbsplus 4.10 seems to have the facilities you are after [snip]
continuously with TP saving each file straight to disc. However
the
software is only 24 bit.
Does this mean it only reads 24 bit files? Or that it can only save
I meant that Thumbsplus only scans in 24 bit. Sorry I didn't make
that clear in my message.
It seems to read just about any type of image file:
"The list below shows the file types that ThumbsPlus supports.
Items marked with (R) are available in the registered (-R) version
only.
.AIFF,
Dear Rob,
I find extensis porfolio 5.0 does exactly what you need.
Elroy Eckhardt
- Original Message -
From: "Rob Geraghty" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 12:12 AM
Subject: filmscanners: Image databases?
I know this subject h
the
program about two years ago it seemed to me that ImageAXS was a better
program at the time.
http://www.gcn.com/state/vol5_no12/reviews/530-1.html
Jake
From: "Rob Geraghty" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: filmscanners: Image databases?
I know this subject has come up before but I'll
I spoke to the ACDSee (http://www.acdsystems.com/index.htm) people at
Comdex yesterday. They are coming out with a completely searchable database
version before the end of the year. It seems that they see the need to be
able to archive images off the computer and be able to find them.
They
Rob writes ...
... are there any decent and reasonably cheap image
databases out there?
...
I use ThumbsPlus v.4. Its database will suit your needs, allow
keywords, and keep track and cache the thumbnail images of files which
exist on CDs on your shelf. It isn't expensive and its
I would also like to hear about this. Especially, the cross referencing aspect of
it.
Gordon
Rob Geraghty wrote:
I know this subject has come up before but I'll ask again anyway - are there
any decent and reasonably cheap image databases out there? I already have
hundreds (thousands?) of
t;Rob Geraghty" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 5:12 PM
Subject: filmscanners: Image databases?
I know this subject has come up before but I'll
ask again anyway - are
there
any decent and reasonably cheap image databases
out there? I al
I'm using Canto Cumulus that was attached to Corel photo-paint 9.0 digital edition
at about $50 US. It seems to do all you ask plus has provisions for attaching
keywords to each image that can also be searched. I have a couple of hundred
images on one disk indexed so far. I haven't yet gone
I know this subject has come up before but I'll ask again anyway - are there
any decent and reasonably cheap image databases out there? I already have
hundreds (thousands?) of scanned images which I need to index and sort so
I can find them. The database needs to be able to index a CD so it can
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