StudioLine Photo Basic

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image management solution StudioLine Photo Basic is an image management solution that can import your photos directly from your digital camera, scanner or your hard drive and organize them in a database that allows you to assign personal keywords, descriptions and categories. The program also includes a variety of editing tools to remove red-eye, correct exposure, adjust colors, crop images and more. Other features include export to HTML gallery, send optimized images via email, image backup, EXIF/IPTC support and more. Requires free registration by email after 30 days. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher	H&M Software	Price	Free
Version	5.0.3	Last updated	Dec 09, 2022
File Size	120. Mb	Requirements	None

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Wow, what an experience...

by gimpguy Aug 04, 2011 (Read all my 1159 reviews)

...but not a good one. Took me two tries to install it, which did succeed. I opened the snail and tried to slither my way around the interface, opening an image, going through the basics of the toolbox and it was alright, more clutter throughout the interface than most I've seen, nearly got a headache trying to look through it. That wasn't the worst part though, it decided to access the internet, basic calls home, nothing intrusive, however, after I allowed it, the darn thing decided it wouldn't run for me any more, why, I have no idea. Go to load an image, firewall lights up, SPstart, or something on that order would crash. I immediately uninstalled this hog of a program and opened my other image manager and editor to sooth myself. This is a program with a lot (A LOT) to offer but I feel the programming took a back seat in this regard, more quantity, less quality. In all fairness, it's free I guess, well, at least after you register. This could be a great software (one of the best) but needs work.

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Not a trial

by freeclick Jun 23, 2007 (Read all my 32 reviews)

My first impression when I opened the program was I had downloaded the wrong version. It indicates a thirty day trial without activation code which means you will only need to register, no problem. No great pros or cons that I can comment on.

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Complete digital image suite

by mdecolle Feb 14, 2006

A complete solution for tuning, archiving and cataloguing your collection of digital images. Good interface, tends to slow down sometimes. Full control on metadata (exip/iptc/win). Has some sort of version control so you can rollback unwanted changes to your images. Good documentation and support from the developer ... and all this for a FREEWARE package. Absolutely recommended.

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