Once you run this program all you can say is Wow! You wish all apps had the graphical functionality this program exhibits. The downside is while simply rotating a picture the program crashed. The system I am running should be able to handle the program fine but there was no reason for it. I still would recommend it as a viewer and organizer are its strong points.
The import does work with my Canon which is nice but as another reviewer noted you have to have the destination set before hand.
Editing feature would be a welcome edition to the tools already provided. I hope they continue developing because this would be a front runner to any viewer.
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- Posted Oct 17, 2011 for v1.2.31
I figured I'd update my review since it was so old. I am still using Pictomio, still love the features, 3-D view, albums, import, filmstrip, thumb view, etc...
This has a lot of options but isn't OVER the top with them and handles viewing extremely well which is what makes it so great.
If you have an older system or need "updated" graphics drivers or a decent graphics card, etc... you may get some freezing or skipping with this. There could also be other issues like low ram or infection on the PC. When I ran my old HP pavilion, I had many freeze ups with Pictomio but it was my system. But yes, for those with older systems or outdated graphics drivers, it may take a bit more resources to run this, mainly in the 3-D viewing.
Importing works great but you have to set a different destination folder other than what you're importing from or it won't save the pictures, else it would be simply overwriting what's already there. Kodak Easy Share doesn't seem to work with Pictomio but my Olympus does. Kodak is too proprietary to it's own camera, not the fault of Pictomio.
Great viewer, a must try if you haven't.
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- Recommend to a friend? Yes
- Posted Oct 05, 2011 for v1.2.31