Graphics Finder is an application that helps users visually locate, copy, and organize electronic artwork files. The system is designed by graphics professionals, to be used by anybody who has a need to interact with many graphics files, and has many features that facilitate graphics production. Graphics Finder is accessed using any web browser. The application runs on Mac OS 10.4 or greater. Software-only or server configurations bundled with a G5 Server or XServe are available.
What is new in this release:
New features for version 3.1 include:
- Ability to index RAW camera files (.cr2, .orf, and others), such as those from Canon D5, Phase 1 P45+, Olympus, Nikon, and many other cameras that store images in this format
- Capture of EXIF data, including exposure, camera profile, date, time, focus
- Ability to index Flash Video (.flv) files
- Addition of other media formats, including Quicktime .m4a, .m4v
Standard features of version 3.1 include:
- Multi-tier security access levels allow server to be open or locked-down
- Photographer information can be managed, including copyright info, usage rights, agency of record
- Includes a powerful crawler that analylzes many file formats and automatically adds them to the system
- Customizable categories, keywords, and image directories
- Built-in help system allows clients to add their own support documentation
- Fast, flexible searching options
- Collect files in a Holding Area for processing
- E-mail, FTP, or download files direct to desktop
- Burn a CD from a special workstation (can be separate from server)
- Self-maintaining crawler/database combination keeps database fresh
- Files are automatically stuffed using Stuffit Deluxe on the server-side before processing
Three configurations are available, including unbundled (software only), a turnkey server solution, or as an online application. The application is coded in Lasso Professional and employs a fast MySQL database.
Limitations:
Contact tech support at support@grafxfinder.com for access to the live demo server.
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