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DAM software recommendations?

Sean Kernan
I choose C1P over Lightroom, but need to get a good cataloging software going (something better than my memory), and it sounds as though Media Expression is a bit shaky, in terms of Microsofts commitment to it.
Any thoughts? It doesn't need to be vast, just enough to cover me and my pictures, maybe some video.
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  • Gerry Walden
    Try Extensis Portfolio.
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  • NN8882012
    idimager.com
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  • Zach2
    I use aperture as my librarian and C1 as my Raw converter, works really really well.
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  • NN100338UL
    Another vote for Extensis Portfolio.
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  • Rick142
    Here's one that I recently discovered and it looks pretty good in basic testing.

    http://www.antzero.com/antweb/?lang=en&m=0&p=0

    Rick
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  • jamesmd
    Another for aperture , I also use both.
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  • Rick142
    Can you catalog stored images with Aperture?

    Rick
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  • Rick142
    In case my last question was confusing, I meant can you catalog stored images on external drives and DVD's with Aperture? That is one of the prime functions of DAM software in my opinion and if Aperture does that, I will take another look at it.
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  • Christian167
    Canto Cumlus is my recommendation. It has quite a stiff learning curve but when you know how it works it is one the best DAM systems out there.
    www.canto.com
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  • GJT_West
    They also don't publish pricing. Which is generally a sign of make-a-deal pricing. Not always the most efficient use of energy.

    [quote="Christian167" wrote:
    Canto Cumlus is my recommendation. It has quite a stiff learning curve but when you know how it works it is one the best DAM systems out there.
    http://www.canto.com
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