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Microstock Photography Forum - General => Off Topic => Topic started by: yupgp on August 23, 2006, 21:35
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What software are you using in your microstock workflow ?
I'm using :
- Photoshop 7 + Noiseware plugin
- IMatch (image management software)
- A2Z keywording (keywording / thesaurus software) - expansive but necessary as English isn't my native language
- Ultralingua (translator)
- FTP expert
Post yours !
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I'm using:
Adobe Photoshop CS2 and Raw Plugin
Noise Ninja (occasionally)
Apple Dictionary/Thesaurus widget
Interarchy (ftp)
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I'm using:
- Photoshop CS2
- Infraview + a handy thesaurus
- XP FTP
Question: Is there any significant difference when using Windows XP's built-in FTP client as against Interarchy (ftp) or FTP expert
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Question: Is there any significant difference when using Windows XP's built-in FTP client as against Interarchy (ftp) or FTP expert
Not sure but I am using a Mac so this is not an option for me. I had to pay for Interarchy but I am very happy with it as part of my microstock workflow
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Question: Is there any significant difference when using Windows XP's built-in FTP client as against Interarchy (ftp) or FTP expert
I'm also a webdesigner, working on websites, and that's why i purchased ftp expert. I don't use any of the software features (except uploading... ;D) to upload my stock images.
I never used the windows XP's ftp client, but maybe it doesn't allow uploading to many servers at the same time. Ftp expert or any other ftp client does that.
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Question: Is there any significant difference when using Windows XP's built-in FTP client as against Interarchy (ftp) or FTP expert
I'm also a webdesigner, working on websites, and that's why i purchased ftp expert. I don't use any of the software features (except uploading... ;D) to upload my stock images.
I never used the windows XP's ftp client, but maybe it doesn't allow uploading to many servers at the same time. Ftp expert or any other ftp client does that.
phildate: Thanks for the reply.
yupgp: Actually XP does allow simultaneous uploading to several ftp sites. Although its a bit messy on the desktop in the sense that each connection to an ftp server has a window, so if you're uploading to 10 servers at a time, 10 windows are open.
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D.I.M - to bring the files onto the computer (a great little program)
Photools - Imatch - to keyword the images
Photoshop - to edit
Filezilla - to upload
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BreezeSystems Downloader Pro (Downloader)
IMatch (DAM)
Canon DPP (RAW Conversion)
PaintShopPro (Image Editing)
Neat Image Plugin (Noise Reduction)
Irfanview (Image Viewer and Keyworder)
FastStone (Image Viewer)
SmartFTP (Uploader)
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Photoshop CS
ACDSee (DAM)
Raw Shooter Essentials(RAW conversion)
Smart FTP
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i forgot, noise ninja pllug in for photoshop as well
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Neat Image
Photoshop CS2
Breeze Browser
Capture One LE
PTGUI
WS FTP Pro
Mark
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Noise Ninja,
Photoshop CS2
Adobe Camera Raw
PixVue
WS_FTP
I think thats it.
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Someone had to say something for Linux... :-)
on my main machine (Debian Sarge)
Gimp 2.2 (with dcraw plugin for raw when I use it)
gftp for upload to ftp enabled sites.
firefox
gthumb for viewing/previewing/rotating/selecting
vim for editing my website
some shell scripts using imagemagik/jhead/pnmutils to watermark, scale, tile, template proofs automatically from events etc.
php shell script for re-naming files to be unique (strips date/time from exif and makes it part of the filename..)
On my laptop (used 'on site' for tethered shooting, win XP)
Canon viewer/capture.
DPP
Gimp 2.2
Photoshop Elements 3 (very occasionally if I'm doing on site proofing, which I try to avoid!)
Cheers , Me.
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PSP 7 for edition
AI CS2 for vectors
Noise Ninja
Exifer for editing IPTC data
Irfanview sometimes to add a keyword or change the order of keywords
Siren to rename files
I think this is all.
Oh, and Windows XP. :)
Regards,
Adelaide