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About.com Reviews ThumbsPlus 6.0
About.com have reviewed the image management database software program ThumbsPlus 6.0 from Cerious Software. ThumbsPlus costs US$49.95 for the Standard Edition and US$89.95 for the Pro Edition. A trial download is also available.
“Speed and looks are not the strong point of ThumbsPlus, but if you want extensive cataloging features, multi-criteria file search, powerful batch processing, and integrated image enhancement—and you don’t mind spending time navigating dialogs and entering database information—ThumbsPlus would make an excellent choice. While the myriad of options may be overwhelming for beginners, it’s well-suited for users who need to organize and search through large image collections.”
Website: About.com - ThumbsPlus 6.0 Review
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#1 Sue
It took forever for Thumbs Plus 6 to make thumbnails of my images. BreezeBrowser was a LOT faster.
10:49 am - Friday, November 7, 2003
#2 Jim
Can anyone point me to a tool that can do the following for me...
1. Show me a bunch of thumbnails at the same time.
2. All me to interactively rename/caption/describe them with a minimum of mucking about with the mouse (ie. I don't want to take my hands off the keyboard).
Cheers!
4:14 pm - Sunday, November 9, 2003
#3 Mark Goldstein
Can anyone suggest a suitable program for Jim? I'm not aware of one myself...
11:11 am - Monday, November 10, 2003
#4 Thomas
Have a look at Imatch on photools.com
Excellent price tag, a good support forum and a different approach to manage your pics. One of the best programms around, but you HAVE TO read the manual.
12:58 pm - Monday, November 10, 2003
#5 Fazal Majid
I second the IMatch recommendation. It is the most advanced asset-management program available, bar none (not even expensive commercial programs like Extensis Portfolio or Canto Cumulus).
9:29 pm - Monday, November 10, 2003
#6 Ed Garrard
ACDSee.
6:19 am - Tuesday, November 11, 2003