ProStockMaster for Windows 1.5.5
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ProStockMaster (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Busin |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
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| Size: | 18.92 MB |
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ProStockMaster helps tens thousands amateurs and professionals involved in stock photography in preparing and uploading their images to leading stock photo agencies: iStockPhoto, ShutterStock, DreamsTime, 123rf, BigStockPhoto, CanStockPhoto, Fotolia, Stockxpert and Alamy
With ProStockMaster you can:
- Upload all your images to all leading stock photography agencies just in one click! You can upload selected images or a complete image folder!
- Automate IPTC and Adobe XMP keywording! Enter a word (now you can enter in your native language!) and get tens of automatically generated English keywords relevant for your image - just in one button click!
- Get your stock statistics directly at your fingertips, all in one window! Your earnings, downloads etc for every stock agency supported by ProStockMaster
- View EXIF data inserted by your camera: aperture & shutter, program mode, ISO, focal length, flash mode, metering mode and much more
- Translate metadata for all images in the selected folder to another language. All teh images will be copied to another folder and their metadata will be translated on-the-fly
- Fast search in images on your computer for any keyword either in the image' title, description or in the keywords fields
- Copy keywords, title and description (IPTC) from one image to another, making keywording of similar images extremely fast and easy.
- Import and export keywords from external files, optionally with on-the-fly translation. You can keep your keywords in categories in your native language and tehn import, translate & insert them in your images
- Upload history / track records
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