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I got corrupted catalogs more than once and I was saved by the backups I did periodically. I also noticed some instabilities with High Sierra. MP also is notorious for catalog corruption.Īt the migration time, my MP catalog had 140K images, it took almost 8 minutes to load the catalog. The problem is that Capture One is mainly a photo editor and raw converter with some DAM features and the once excellent user interface was changed to a form I don't like it.įor a long time, MP worked well with my image library, but it started to be very sluggish and slow to start when my catalog passed 75K images.
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The perpetual license of Capture One Pro 12 cost at this post date, 299 Euros, or if you're crazy enough, you can join the subscription plan for 20 Euros/month.
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Phase One sort of merged it with Capture One, but of course, if you want to still use it, you must pay for a full license of it and it's no cheap.
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This last update still works on OSX 10.13 High Sierra and I have no intention to test it on higher versions since Media pro was discontinued killed about one year ago. It worked very well with OSX 10.8 Mountain Lion and then an update was launched in late 2016 to address compatibility with OSX 10.12 Sierra and 10.13 El Capitan, but it was a PAID update that was offered for 39 Euro, a total absurd since it didn't offer any improvements. It was reasonably priced from 139 Euros in 2012 when I started to use it. Foreword For a considerable time, Phase One Media Pro was my favorite digital asset management program (DAM). All posts here reflect my personal impressions and experiences with products, programs, and equipment.
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Only hope Adobe is as customer conscience of price hikes when it comes time to raise the LR bundle price.I'm not affiliated with any software maker aforementioned in this blog neither monetize sellings from them. Three price hikes later and it is $12.99/m. Been with Netflix for oh.maybe 15 years and I remember moaning when it went up from $7.99/m.
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And even though most don't want to hear this, I consider the ten bucks a month a good deal. Honestly this and Netflix are the best things I subscribe to. If a new version comes out and there are issues, the huge base of subscribers let Adobe know right away and most issues are fixed quickly. No longer waiting for months and months for Adobe to fix something. And I have 4 different LR catalogs of close to 200,000 raw images, so I put it to use and really could not be happier with how LR performs on my 27" iMac.Īdobe constantly updates the CC, PS, LR and Bridge bundle. It was the best thing I did, as now I no longer worry about getting new camera equipment and wondering if it will it work with LR, it just does. Like you I kept using my last stand alone versions of LR 6, but after a few years I gave up and paid for the yearly subscription of $9.99/m billed to a cc. (And still mourning the loss of Aperture.)Īs you can see there are not a lot of options to LR, especially for Mac, and none that are anyway near as good.
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So, I'd have to say I'm also looking for a decent Mac DAM. I've been using Luminar as my main image editor, and it's recently added what they call a DAM, but it is really more of a visual file system browser. I've recently been investigating Resource Space, which is an open-source web-based DAM, but I haven't successfully installed it yet. But it has absolutely the best access to metadata - you can manipulate any metadata fairly easily! (Including many that you didn't know existed.) It has tonnes of capabilities, but the UI is somewhat lacking. I'd have to say that, right now, GraphicConverter is my DAM. When I sent a bug report, they got back quickly and unsatisfactorily: "We don't have a Mac to test on - perhaps you'd like to become our tester!" I don't have a problem with that, but neither do I have time for that.
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I want to like digicam, but it is apparently "compile-only" compatible with MacOS. I've been playing with Neofinder, but it is more of a general-purpose file finder, and it lacks many image niceties. I've used ON1 for years, but with each update, it gets slower and slower on my ten-year-old Mac Pro.