Just my 2 cents: different users have different needs. I just had an idle curiosity, I'm a bit of a software geek. I'm pretty happy with my ACDSee Ultimate which includes all the features of ACDSee Home plus raw development and an excellent layers and 8bf plugin capable bitmapped editor. I am not inclined to try it out a third time. I tried twice to get an download authorization email so I could try it out and no joy either time. offering users real, economical and so called 'Lite' choices. Daminion also offers several price levels from $49 USD -$79-$99.ĪCDSee as pointed out is a much better price than PSU or say iMatch, which also may not offer non Ai or no Farce Detection versions.Īll listed are IME excellent DAM software, but are all becoming bloated with AI features few people really need but seem like 'must have features' that keep the prices / profits high, vs. Daminion stand alone is not easy to find on their website but a Google search will find it and it's up to date but it too may have the flawed AI and Farce Detection bloat. There is no PSU version without those useless to me features, as I don't photograph many 'faces', which IMO would be a lite version.ĭaminion stand alone version offers a 'free' use to catalog up to15,000 images, which is 3x better than this PSU Crippled version. That's too expensive for me and I don't need the imperfect and bloated Ai or Farce detection code either. So less user control options.Īlso at the bottom left of the main window was a fairly large permanent ad to buy the single user version at $129 USD. Plus the PSU Lite installed database could not be installed where I wanted it and after, another or different catalog could not also be created. The catalog will add more and image previews could add another 5-10 GBs for large previews of some RAW files types for those 5,000 images. Installed to W10 it installs to 250+ MBs plus before any images are cataloged or previews are built.

This PSU DAM version isn't 'Lite', it's CRIPPLED.

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