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Only good for small catalogs
I find that working with catalogs with more than a 5 or 6 dozen images bogs the software down, and that it somehow loses the thumbnails with greater frequency the larger the catalog gets—it ends up necessitating rebuilding the thumbnails only to lose them over and over. I tried making the thumbnails as small as possible and it doesn't help. It ends up being useful for organizing images in a small way, but its limitations are frustrating even as its design is clean and inviting.Show lessThe Literist
Developer Response
If you could please reach out to me directly at hello@pixlpath.com, I'd like to investigate. I'll try to reproduce what you described on my own, but I could use a few more details. My hypothesis is that when the previews are generated, they're briefly stored in the system's temporary directory until a catalog is saved, so if a drive is running low on space, the system could potentially be trying to clear some. Please get in touch, and I'll work to narrow down and fix the problem you've experienced.Love it, but...needs password protection
Even a simple password offering, but Face ID or biometrics on iPhone/iPad would be better.
I'm surprised. A lot of my assets are proprietary and stored in a network volume that can be accessed by others. I think you should consider some basic protection.mohrbius
Developer Response
Thanks for the review. I'd be happy to chat with you about password protection. Catalogs that are stored on an encrypted drive or a secured network are protected by those enclosed environments, but I'm guessing you mean adding a password to and encrypting individual catalogs... which would introduce some performance degradation. Reach out to give me a better idea of what you're looking for and I'll investigate potential solutions. You can reach me directly at hello@pixlpath.com.My new go to for browsing photos!
It starts and loads photos (and graphics too I recently discovered!) fast and lets me sort them quickly but as a forgetful… I mean “selective memory” designer, the advanced filtering is clutch! A lot of times I know I took a photo but forgot when or specifically where but will remember a general detail like which part of the city or if I rated it high and Pixlpath will help me square it down. Also as a hoarder, I can’t bear to delete any photos so the rating system is key. If I go back to a set of photos, I don’t have to re-examine why I chose one photo over the another, I just have to trust my rating!Show lessAnotherAndyDesigns
Developer Response
Thank you for the review! I try to keep all types of visual artists in mind when I'm developing new features. I'm glad to hear it's working well for you.