#Photo supreme v4 for windows update#
#Photo supreme v4 for windows software#

Like Sascha I have never been comfortable with ON1's interface, but as others have remarked, this is personal. When Aperture was no longer supported by Apple I started looking for alternatives and the first I've been using a lot was an early ON1 version. I have started to look at PhotoSupreme and it also looks interesting. I've been looking at Exposure for a couple of weeks now and I like it. I thought I knew most photo organising and editing programs but thanks to this forum I have learnt about Exposure and PhotoSupreme. There are various other options, but that is my simplest workflow. If this is done in the same directory or sub-directory as the original RAW file, there is a function within PSu that can scan the directory for versions and import them into your catalog as a Version and 'attaching' or associating it with the raw file. Then if I want to edit with an outside editor I will open the file with my editor of choice and save a JPEG version. Typically after import to the catalog in Photo Supreme (PSu), I rate, assign keywords, enter GPS and other metadata in PSu. All your metadata is locked in the Luminar catalog file. Luminar is out, because, as far as I know, it doesn't work with xmp. So your editor needs to be able to read/write from/to XMP. Metadata is stored either in XMP sidecars for RAW files (there is a setting to write directly to the RAW if you choose) or directly in the original file in the case of JPEG. You can set any editor (multiple actually) to launch from within the application.

#Photo supreme v4 for windows update#

Before I got a chance to even post a bug report, the developer had seen my post and issued an update within 8 hours of my posting on the forum! That was awesome! Good luck with that kind of response from any other developer. I posted on the forum searching for other users input. For example I recently had an issue/bug with xmp sidecar files. But he is very responsive (light years beyond Luminar) and runs an active user forum. The developer is pretty much a one man operation. The beauty of it is, you can use anything you want for processing and it does not mess with your DAM functions.īut as a DAM it really shines and I have been very happy with it so far. I've used it with Flex, DPP4, ON1 and RAW Power for RAW processing. So you do need to team it with a RAW converter for a more complete workflow.

It’s not a true RAW processor, but it does have a decent set of RAW processing tools built-in. It is available in both a single-user and server edition and the price is reasonable at $129 for the single-user edition. On the surface it appears simple but is actually quite powerful. It is a true DAM and exceeds Aperture in some respects.

#Photo supreme v4 for windows software#

I trialed the software in June and made a purchase in July. Recently I found an ideal solution which you guys might be interested in. Lightroom, ON1 Photo Raw, Luminar, the list goes on. I too am an Aperture refugee and have been in the DAM wilderness since late 2016 when I began the search for a replacement.