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Shuttertalk Reviews Pixort
Shuttertalk have just reviewed Pixort, a software program dedicated to helping you sort and select your best images.
“On a recent wedding shoot, I took over a thousand photos - I bracketed a lot, and took many double and triple shots of the same scene just in case one didn’t turn out, or someone important was frowning in the photo. When I got back, I had a tedious task ahead of me - it was quite a pain comparing two photos with a normal image viewer. I had to flick back and forth between them, which was especially hard if they were not taken consecutively.
I notice too that a lot of packages out there focus on the image manipulation (Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, etc.) management and archival of photos (Adobe Photoshop Album, JASC Paint Shop Album), but not many actually focus on the image sorting, selection and rating process. Stepping in to fill the gap, JottoSoft has produced Pixort, which at the time of writing this article, is at Version 1.1.”
Website: Shuttertalk - Pixort Review
Website: Pixort
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#1 William C Bert
I visited the website and the first thing I said this website looks similarly like Photographyblog.com. No thanks I will stay with the original PhotographyBlog.com and deleted the bookmark!
Bill
7:11 pm - Thursday, July 8, 2004
#2 Sailesh
I downloaded Pixort last night. It does what is says on the tin, is fast (comparable to C1) at handling RAW files, great zoom funtion and is FREE.
At the moment I use Downloader Pro, to sort my files by date - so I'll have to figure out if I want the keepers and trash stored under that directory or somewhere else - but unfortunately the selection of directories is manual rather than parameterised.
Thanks for the link to Shuttertalk - I am glad you are doing the right thing by linking to article. If people put the effort in the should be recognised. And a little competition is a good thing, for us anyway...
9:12 am - Friday, July 9, 2004
#3 Mark Goldstein
I'll feature any product//review/article that interests me on PhotographyBLOG, regardless of what the website may look like
1:21 pm - Saturday, July 10, 2004