CyPics for Windows

By CyWarp
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Photo album and image browser.

Photo Cataloging Software with the flexibility and features to manage your growing digital photo collection. Create high quality slideshows in minutes utilizing timelines or for complete control sequence the images with titles and subtitles. Slideshow facilities include: panning panoramas; starting from any photo; restarting an interrupted show; fixing incorrect slide information; improving photo quality by running at a higher screen resolution. The photo album databases (MS Access) store information about the photos added to the album: where they are; size and last updated; thumbnail; and optional user input such as keywords, attributes and dates. Photo entry is fast with the ability to peg values to be retained for subsequent photos. Searching for photos uses a form that makes it simple to create powerful queries on album information. Name your search conditions and they can be saved to create a permanent image group for slideshows and printing. Future photos of people or topics that match an existing saved search will automatically be included in that group. The print module lets you print one to many photos per page together with formatted text. Photo sharing capabilities include export of autorun CD slideshows and emailing photos. The email module allows you to manage the size (kb) of the email and add captions and the sender details to the photo. A common text selector lets you choose which of the stored album information is displayed for thumbnail captions, popup displays, slideshows and printing. EXIF (digital camera), IPTC (press) and Photoshop (File/File Info) comments embedded in images may be extracted, displayed, printed, searched for and sorted on. Album integrity is maintained with tools to find photos moved or edited with other programs. Easy to learn. An SQL Server option is available for increased images per database and network access by many users. LAN Installation option for central management and reduced TCO.

CyPics for Windows

By CyWarp
Trial version
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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: March 2, 2009

Latest update: July 14, 2015

Version: 3.6.20.9

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 95
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements

Pentium 100,
32MB RAM,
20MB HDD Space,
Minimum of 800 x 600 screen resolution,
256+ colors.

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Total Downloads: 19,453

Downloads Last Week: 0

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5/5

3 User Votes

Wounderfully Elegant Photo Catalog
December 12, 2004
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I use this program for a family photo album and am very impressed. The program lets me view my photos on disk in explorer-style navagation and associate user defined attributes and keywords to them, while also reading information stored about the picture by my digital camera (EXIF information). I can make slideshows based on queries, and even export the photo album database in XML if I need direct access to the information.
Excellent photo catalogue for advanced amateur photographer
October 18, 2003
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Image catalogues are labor intensive - no way to avoid the time-consuming review and classification process. But, Cpics makes the work more fun - and you can see the value added with each step of the process - instead of waiting to the end for your finished product. You can build catalogues with iteration - just like software development. Their docs offer guidance for beginning image classifiers, and you need to give this a good bit of thought before you really begin the work; but you can architect a catalogue in phases without starting over. Cypics has just the right balance of file system and classification scheme dependencies for my work. I like the user interface - and the back-end has been solid for me with the Access db. I run Cypics on a high-end graphics workstation on XP with the usual cast of scanners, burners, and imaging software. I've used Cypics for 6 months in a workflow to review 10,000 images, scan and catalogue 1000. I am using Cypics as a quick way to find images - digital and film - in my portfolio.
August 21, 2003
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