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Quick and easy photo management
One upshot of digital cameras being so popular is that there are far more photos being taken today than there were 10 years ago.
That means the equivalent of lots of pictures in drawers, sitting in computer folders unseen. Exifpro can help to organise those pictures into a meaningful collection.
You can quickly browse through new images, tag photos with descriptive words, and even do a bit of simple editing and adjustment (of brightness, and so on). Its main use is in making it easy to catalogue images as they come off your camera, and select which ones to keep.
Other functions include generating simple slideshows – these are much more basic than those made by Roxio programs, for instance, and you can't add music, but it's simple and quick nonetheless, and can be easily emailed to friends to show off a few snaps. Previewing is done in the program window or using the full screen.
Unlike most 'album' programs, it doesn't attempt to take over your photo collection, and doesn't search the hard disk – you need to select the folders in which your images are stored, at which point the program can do its stuff. The title of the program refers to the 'Exif' information that is stored with all digital camera photos, noting the date and time, exposure and other information – the program can view and edit this information as well.
Exifpro is a bargain for anyone who finds that their photo collection is overwhelming them. A free, fully working trial is available, but it's certainly worth shelling out for the full edition.
Vista compatible: Yes
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Our verdict
Good points Doesn't try to take over your image collection Fast and effective Good preview screen Bad points No advanced image editing Overall A real time saver for anyone who takes lots of digital photos.
€20 (£11)
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I'm a real stickler when it comes to programs and they must contain rudimentary functionality. This program is very slick, has the best tagging of any program and is still in development. My only gripe, it does not show actual pictures of both files if you are doing an overwrite ala acdsee...tried a ton of programs (15?) and it beats thumbsplus, faststone, irfanview et al..
Posted by Randall Clarke, 29 Oct 2007
problem in updating Exif data
overall performance is fine. but failed to update the Exif date and time on Sigma SD14 raw images (X3F)
Posted by yellowdragonfly, 20 Aug 2009
exif pro is good value for money!
Have tried just about everything out there and this is 4th on my list but the cheapest. Good point is that it was the fastest. and the screen layout was very adaptable you get to drag the different panes about to how you like and then save the layout. I just wish its way of making a cataloge was more flexible
Posted by Elwoode, 12 Nov 2009