I was up and fluent with Photo Mechanic in less than a day, which is faster than with any other program.
#Photo mechanic black friday pro
It sets up so fast and just does what a pro needs to do to see what he shot and pick the winners. It does what we need it to do, and just does it. It's not some new program driven by casual shooters trying to reinvent the wheel, or mass-market software developed with unvetted input from online comments from non-fulltime pros.īecause of this Photo Mechanic works, works fast, and gets what we need done fast.
It seems clairvoyant because it contains 20 years of input from hard-working pros. What makes Photo Mechanic so refreshingly new is that unlike all the other software sent to me almost always by eager newcomers, Photo Mechanic has been around for over twenty years of continuous development with daily input from full-time pros. Searching for software to see what I shot, sort and pick out the winners for publication or submission in anticipation of Mac Catalina, Photo Mechanic clearly wins. iView Media Pro eventually became Phase One Media Pro, and as Mac operating systems developed, Media Pro didn't keep up, became buggier, was discontinued, and as of Mac Catalina won't even run. I tried it back at the beginning, and preferred iView Media Pro, which until 2019 I used all day, every day, to see what I had shot and pick the winners for publication. Photo Mechanic by Camera Bits has been the world's standard for professional photo sorting software since it came out back in the late 1990s at the dawn of professional digital cameras for news and sports use.
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