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AtomicView is a digital asset manager (DAM) software program that allows users to organize, browse, and output images, videos, and sounds.
The application fully supports all major media formats. AtomicView makes active use of a Mac's GPU, providing quick scrolling features, as well as multi-threaded tasks that take advantage of multi-processor and multi-core systems.
Its elegant user interface allows the user to quickly modulate and rationalize the workspaces.
AtomicView has the ability to play up to four movies simultaneoulsy, and can display media with
The application fully supports all major media formats. AtomicView makes active use of a Mac's GPU, providing quick scrolling features, as well as multi-threaded tasks that take advantage of multi-processor and multi-core systems.
Its elegant user interface allows the user to quickly modulate and rationalize the workspaces.
AtomicView has the ability to play up to four movies simultaneoulsy, and can display media with
What's New
Version 1.5.2:
- Optimized to work with AtomicView Server.
- Optimized and improved performance.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
- QuickTime 7.1 or later.
- G4 or better.
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| Downloads:6,719 |
| Version Downloads:2,524 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Demo |
| Date:14 Jul 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $75.00 |
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AtomicView is a digital asset manager (DAM) software program that allows users to organize, browse, and output images, videos, and sounds.
The application fully supports all major media formats. AtomicView makes active use of a Mac's GPU, providing quick scrolling features, as well as multi-threaded tasks that take advantage of multi-processor and multi-core systems.
Its elegant user interface allows the user to quickly modulate and rationalize the workspaces.
AtomicView has the ability to play up to four movies simultaneoulsy, and can display media with fly-over navigation, virtual light table, fullscreen mode, slideshow. It supports EXIF, IPTC & XMP metadata and allows the user to custom metadata fields. It offers hierarchical grouping, keyword indexation, smart group, xml import/export of the database, search system with boolean function, batch rename, batch edit of IPTC & XMP fields, among many other features.
AtomicView fits perfectly into your workflow and becomes the ideal control and organisational interface upstream from all your multimedia projects.
The application fully supports all major media formats. AtomicView makes active use of a Mac's GPU, providing quick scrolling features, as well as multi-threaded tasks that take advantage of multi-processor and multi-core systems.
Its elegant user interface allows the user to quickly modulate and rationalize the workspaces.
AtomicView has the ability to play up to four movies simultaneoulsy, and can display media with fly-over navigation, virtual light table, fullscreen mode, slideshow. It supports EXIF, IPTC & XMP metadata and allows the user to custom metadata fields. It offers hierarchical grouping, keyword indexation, smart group, xml import/export of the database, search system with boolean function, batch rename, batch edit of IPTC & XMP fields, among many other features.
AtomicView fits perfectly into your workflow and becomes the ideal control and organisational interface upstream from all your multimedia projects.
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By the way: It would be fine if the developers would clearly communicate on their website that AtomicView is no longer developed.
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To cut to the chase, Antzero is a small company, and if you buy AtomicView now, be aware that it will take a long time (months or years) until AtomicView makes the next step forward.
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Zx81 reviewed on 19 Jan 2011
I have been trying AV for two weeks with a limited amount of photos (Approx 1000)
What I like : pretty, nice colours, really fast.
What I don't like : the way you have to import photos (I much prefer the way Lyn or sigh- iView- let you navigate your HD and choose a folder) which leaves me totally lost at times ; the GUI is so "customizable" (?) that I sometimee can't revert to where I started from! The image display is not as fast as it is supposed to be (approx one second before the image is clear which is rather long if you wish to review your photos) ; not possible to export "tagged" photos as in iView.
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Uncoy reviewed on 04 Jan 2011
iView MediaPro was/is much better (still runs on 10.6 if you have a copy around). For preview without ratings, give Lyn a try. Lightning fast RAW previews.
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I'm looking for a replacement for iView Media Pro and can't afford PhotoMechanic.
Has anyone tried this with a large photo library? Thanks
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What do you mean by "a large photo library"? In my library, there are 30'000 photos, and AtomicView handles them well and fast. The problem I have with AtomicView is that I cannot do sophisticated renaming of my photos and that there is no template based HTML export.
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Patoche reviewed on 28 May 2008
Have to try it to make your own judgement...for myself I found my new iView Media Pro.
Much faster, it use all the cores of your Mac, you can work during importation, catalogs all your medias.
The screenshot presented here are not up with the beauty of the soft...I choose in the pref something more dark ala LR.
And this is only version 1.0..developpers are very reactives and are working hard on suggestions for the future ver.
I am delighted...do you a favor and go for a test drive...
There is a promo for early adopters...and the licence is good for two Mac.
Have a good day all.
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Major Mauser reviewed on 20 May 2008
The myriad of options for viewing and watching media is astounding. Being able to view 4 movies at the same time while zooming in and swapping files in real time is just about the most amazing thing I seen on my Mac.
And finally a program that uses multiprocessors in my Mac Pro.
I think the only downside is the Price. Even with the 30% off discount I may have to drool and lust for this amazing app.
PeterCa rated on 15 Jan 2012
Kukuiski rated on 01 Oct 2011
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Skityba2 rated on 01 Oct 2011
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Monkeyjunkey rated on 30 Sep 2011
steffun rated on 27 Sep 2011
Ismartin rated on 29 Apr 2011
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Zx81 rated on 19 Jan 2011
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Loukash rated on 02 Dec 2010