Snapshot for Mac

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• Nice App -- if it worked as it was supposed to.

  hilldjMarch 10, 2007

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I like what Snapshot-- version 2.0 -- eventually does, but not how it is currently doing it with my Mac 0S X 10.4.8 and iPhoto 4.0.3. The initial Snapshot window has a nice big fat Add Pictures button via which you are supposed to be able to import the images you want to work on. Your images all right, but all greyed out and immovable. To work round this you have the hassle of opening the App you have you images in and dragging them into Snapshot. It may seem a small thing, but not in software costing a few cents shy of 30 bucks. The friendly developer replies promptly to a cry for help .... but then follows a long silence .... and, needless to say, some half-working 30 buck software.

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• one of my top 10 must have apps

  BarshackNovember 30, 2006

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I have printed out dozens of photos on various size papers. PhotoBooth has saved me hours. True: Apple should build this into iPhoto. In fact I am kinda surprised they have not done this yet. True: $30 is a lot for shareware, but I expect Apple to incorporate PhotoBooth functionality into iPhoto shortly. I rationalized the cost thinking the developer needs make a bit more for his effort, since the product many be short lived. In case you don't already know, most color printers will do an amazing job (even the cheap one) if you use high quality photo paper.

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• Very good app but too much &#36;&#36;&#36;

  meowbarkSeptember 23, 2006

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Kudos to the author for an excellent app. The integration with iPhoto is excellent and so is the GUI. However I agree with the gist (but not the tone) of previous posters -- I would definitely buy this app at $10, have to think about it at $20, but won't touch it and would wait for Apple to "fix" iPhoto at $30. One feature that would immensely ease the printing process is if it would remember the printer settings, so one can avoid the "Page Setup" step. This just might pry the $30 from my wallet :-) Still, a very good app overall, highly recommended if you print a lot of photos and/or are not computer savvy.

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• Must Have

  BarshackMarch 16, 2006

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I print out pictures all the time. This Photo Booth is worth its weight in gold. Buy it, you will be HAPPY !!!

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• Must Have

  BarshackMarch 16, 2006

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />10 of 10 in ease of use 10 of 10 in functionallity I love it !!!! go buy it !!!

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• Excellent Job

  rdaigleNovember 22, 2004

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This program has really simplified my printing of photos! It's extremely easy to use, does a great job of printing, and is fast. I have no problem printing borderless 4x6 prints on my Epson RX600. It works well with iPhoto, but I use it mostly to print pictures from a folder.

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• Sensational!!!

  Waldo37November 4, 2004

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Nobody had feedback, but I downloaded it and gave it a try. What a terrific and easy interface... I particularly liked how it had all my iPhoto albums listed in the left panel. From there, just choose a size, and push 'Print'. I used a ruler and it was EXACTLY the size I selected. No more fooling around in Page Setup to find a % size that is about right. I noticed you can even 'grab' a corner and make the photo a custom size, then use the 'hand' and move that custom size around the original image until you have the photo framed to your pleasing. Thanks to the author -- it just made printing a photo easy and funl $20 seems high, but it sure is slick! ... $10 would be more appealing.

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