![]() ![]() I wrote a standalone article enumerating the reasons we’re making this change, so I’ll just note our chief rationale – moving to subscription enables us to continue releasing shiny new versions of Picktorial for many years to come. Picktorial 3.5 also has a new subscription-based business model. JPEG+RAW Stacks means you can stack JPEG and RAW photos and choose which format of the two will be used by default.High-res image support for files up to 100 megapixels in size.Saved searches find exactly what you need wherever you need it.Albums let you cull and curate your work dynamically.We have a plethora of smaller changes coming. You can now manage your entire photo collection (on your Mac or an external drive/NAS) from inside Picktorial and throw away that ancient copy of Picasa you’ve been using.Įdit a single photo or its metadata and click a button to propagate the changes to 10 other photos – or 10,000! An addition that is certain to save you hundreds of hours, Batch Editing Mode also lets you export your photos in batch.īut that’s not all. Including flags and ratings, keywords, albums and other goodies. I wish companies would stop doing this because it turns off a large portion of users.įree Buttery smooth Digital Asset Management (DAM) I greatly enjoy a lot of these smaller RAW editors myself and I always find it disappointing when they turn to a subscription model like Adobe. Picktorial 3.5 was just released and you can read about some of the changes below like DAM, but it is also bringing a subscription model which might be controversial. ![]()
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