And have a ton of slides still to digitize! So I use both RAW and jpeg/heic. Thanks, Yer Man - I switched from my old Nikon film cameras to digital (now Olympus OM-D E-M5 MkII) and have previously kept images in simple folders by date. IF you can describe your intended use, volume and budge we might be able to be more specific. OnOne Photo Raw - bit more of an editor than a Dam but still useful. Others: Mylio, deceptively simple looking but very powerful, may also render Photos redundant. You can get both and Photoshop as a subscription. Paired with Lightroom CC you won't need Photos at all. Or are you a family snapper? So, the landscape has altered immensely since 2007, so here's a few options to check out:įrom the point of view of pure DAM then Photo Supreme is worth checking out: Īll the other suggestions I make will involve some editing capacity as well: Neither do you mention what you're shooting with, and if you're a raw shooter, pro, or serious hobbyist. You don't mention your budget, or the size of your Library, or how fast it grows.
Last time I checked both these apps were around the $300 per seat mark. And an extremely expensive jackhammer at that. You could certainly use either of those apps, but both a extremely expensive and designed for use in places like newspaper offices, with server and client relationships to manage - not so much a sledgehammer to crack a peanut as a jackhammer.
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