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StockBuilder

StockBuilder at Mac App Store analyse

Glen Humphrey
7,530 ratings · Power index: 180
Version 1.1
Size 3.37 Mb
Updated 1 month ago
Released 09 Jan 2016

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Description

StockBuilder is a digital asset management tool for photographers. It is used to perform image ingestion. Ingestion transfers the images from your camera to your computer and is the first stage in the lifecycle of your images. The ingestion process helps with two types of challenges that your images face. The first is that there is only one copy, making them vulnerable to corruption or loss. The second is that there are a lot of repetitive tasks that need to be performed at this stage. StockBuilder takes care of these challenges by creating additional copies of your images and by performing many of the repetitive tasks that need to be done to protect and organize your images. Some of the repetitive tasks that StockBuilder performs are : renaming, adding metadata, adding rendering settings, backing up, and conversion to DNG format.

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Monthly Downloads > 3.96k
Est. Revenue ~ $1.62k

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MacDesktop

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USA 0.99 USD

Does a WAY BETTER job than Mac supplied (free) Image Capture

hmsbubba · 10 years ago · v1.1

Worth $1 (maybe $10?) over the supplied software Image Capture (Apple). I was not paid for this review. This software is very limited to ingest of media to a common set of files on computer, primarily meant as an import tool from removable camera media. Good features include: • Multiple storage hiearchy (customizable) • Somewhat selectable parameters for ingest (Select location and folders in search window. • Renaming conventions (quite versatile). • Handles original OS supported formats (RAW, JPG, etc.). • Viewing capabilities (thumbnail in a window) pre-import. • Some advanced features. • Some Video media handling. Needs improvement: • Requests for support and advice from the author have gone unanswered for days. • No batch importing of subfolders. • Difficult importing of existing library (iPhoto/Photos) to a common one. • Few Video Media features.