New Generation of RAW Workflow Management Tools For Digital Photographers

Darren · 21st February 2005

Pixmantec Announces The First of a New Generation of RAW Workflow Management Tools For Digital Photographers

Copenhagen, Denmark - February 20, 2005 - Danish digital imaging specialists Pixmantec announce the release of the much anticipated RAW workflow management tool RawShooter essentials 2005. Building on years of experience at the forefront of the imaging indystry, the product is first of it's genre to offer a complete workflow management solution for the digital RAW format. With a fully integrated slideshow, image prioritization coupled with the most sophisticated corrections tools available on the market today, RawShooter essentials 2005 will satisfy all level of digital photographer. The product is available as a FREE download from www.pixmantec.com.

Uwe Steinmuller of Outbackphoto has a short review up - http://www.outbackphoto.com/artofraw/raw_18/essay.html

Go and download and try it out ... it's free and nothing gets better than free ...

Adam Goi · 21st February 2005

Wah ... free some more!

Don't wait!

Download! Download! Download!

eawtan · 21st February 2005

Sounds great, but only install on Windows XP. I'm using 2000 and it refuses to install.

nightpiper · 21st February 2005

tried it. seems to have bugs. i can't zoom into the image, it becomes black at all zoom range except fit on screen. also can't interpolate image to make it bigger. image converted also becomes black, nothing else in sight.

m i missing something here?

tomcat · 21st February 2005

Originally Posted by nightpiper

tried it. seems to have bugs. i can't zoom into the image, it becomes black at all zoom range except fit on screen. also can't interpolate image to make it bigger. image converted also becomes black, nothing else in sight. m i missing something here?

Read from dpreview that users with AMD processors in their PC might have such problems. Perhaps this is the cause?

21st February 2005

Just downloading now - will let you know how I find it when I have given it a decent run for it's money!

joeyao · 22nd February 2005

Just checked it out...extremely slow...BreezeBrowzer is still the best for a newbie like me

hagenuk · 22nd February 2005

Originally Posted by nightpiper

tried it. seems to have bugs. i can't zoom into the image, it becomes black at all zoom range except fit on screen. also can't interpolate image to make it bigger. image converted also becomes black, nothing else in sight. m i missing something here?

I experienced the same bugs too....after converting only got black images.

However I find the preview is somehow alot faster than Canon DPP.

AReality · 22nd February 2005

ehhh...
Where are the settings for each foto stored?
izzit embedded into the raw file itself, or is stored somewhere else?

AReality · 22nd February 2005

A problem I faced...

I have to edit all my photos all over again, coz the settings for each of my photos are saved in C1 format.

21st February 2005	#1
Darren ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP HQ Posts: 7,617	New Generation of RAW Workflow Management Tools For Digital Photographers Pixmantec Announces The First of a New Generation of RAW Workflow Management Tools For Digital Photographers Copenhagen, Denmark - February 20, 2005 - Danish digital imaging specialists Pixmantec announce the release of the much anticipated RAW workflow management tool RawShooter essentials 2005. Building on years of experience at the forefront of the imaging indystry, the product is first of it's genre to offer a complete workflow management solution for the digital RAW format. With a fully integrated slideshow, image prioritization coupled with the most sophisticated corrections tools available on the market today, RawShooter essentials 2005 will satisfy all level of digital photographer. The product is available as a FREE download from www.pixmantec.com. Uwe Steinmuller of Outbackphoto has a short review up - http://www.outbackphoto.com/artofraw/raw_18/essay.html Go and download and try it out ... it's free and nothing gets better than free ...

22nd February 2005	#9
AReality Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 4,396	ehhh... Where are the settings for each foto stored? izzit embedded into the raw file itself, or is stored somewhere else? __________________ . The Visual Journalist

22nd February 2005	#10
AReality Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 4,396	A problem I faced... I have to edit all my photos all over again, coz the settings for each of my photos are saved in C1 format. __________________ . The Visual Journalist

21st February 2005	#2
Adam Goi ClubSNAP Idol Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Jalan Suka Posts: 5,321	Wah ... free some more! Don't wait! Download! Download! Download!

21st February 2005	#3
eawtan Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Tampines Posts: 1,090	Sounds great, but only install on Windows XP. I'm using 2000 and it refuses to install.

21st February 2005	#4
nightpiper Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,800	tried it. seems to have bugs. i can't zoom into the image, it becomes black at all zoom range except fit on screen. also can't interpolate image to make it bigger. image converted also becomes black, nothing else in sight. m i missing something here?

21st February 2005	#6
Phildate Guests Posts: n/a	Just downloading now - will let you know how I find it when I have given it a decent run for it's money!

22nd February 2005	#7
joeyao Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 755	Just checked it out...extremely slow...BreezeBrowzer is still the best for a newbie like me