Name: PhotoReviewer
Price: 15.00 $
Rating: 4.5417 (8 reviews)

PhotoReviewer overview

PhotoReviewer is a photo management app that helps you to sort through your incoming photos from your digital camera (including raw images!).

Quickly view your photos and choose which ones are "keepers", sort them into different folders, view histograms, rename them sequentially, and more. PhotoReviewer belongs between your digital camera and iPhoto, weeding and sorting your photos before iPhoto gets bogged down by them. It also makes a great slideshow app!

What’s new in version 2.2.2

Version 2.2.2:

Now compatible with OS X 10.6 to 10.8
Now a 64-bit app for improved speed and stability
Improved histograms, with a percentage of pixels over/underexposed
Added tinting of over/underexposed areas in the image viewed
Added movable horizontal/vertical rules to check for level horizons and straight buildings
Downscaled of review images is added, for a smaller memory footprint and faster review
Side-by-side comparison of up to 36 images now supported
Miscellaneous minor bug fixes and UI cleanup

4.5

(8 Reviews of PhotoReviewer)

Comments
User Ratings

ret68738

May 2 2019

2.2.2

5.0

Version: 2.2.2

PhotoReviewer works on High Sierra 10.13.6 (2017 MBP touchbar, 16GB RAM). Registered today and looking forward to creating order out of chaos.

ElizabethL7189

Nov 13 2014

Exactly what I was looking for to sort through my images before handing them over to iPhoto and Aperture. Easy way to move unwanted files to the trash while keeping the keepers in place. I was very pleased that my 6 year old key still worked! So far seems very stable in 10.9.5

Northern-Steve

Feb 23 2013

2.1

0.0

Version: 2.1

This is a nice app, which I tried out for a few days and then paid up my $15. Since then it has started to crash with irritating frequency. I use Snow Leopard. The developer is a one-man [or apparently at this time a "no-man" operation] who offers no user support. Frustrating, but then I should have noticed the old posting dates on the positive reviews. Still, it's a nice product when it works. There would be room for a little tidying-up and smoothing out of the workflow, but if the developer ever gets back to work and solves the stability issue I'd give it 4 or even 4 1/2 stars even without any further development. $15 would seem reasonable for a product that works properly, but for now I'm not sure how to separate "value" from "overall rating", so both get 2 1/2 stars.

JasonSmith

Jan 10 2008

Great software, unfortunately it is very much broken in Leopard. Has major issues with memory and taking over the entire machine... Hopefully the developer will get around to fixing this.

StrictlyBagel

Jan 9 2008

Seems to have gone the way of the Dodo.