Thanks. If I can just get some clarification - I'm still in the
research phase of this and am very much a novice - I'll basically need
to hook up a scanner and scan the images, get them on the hard drive,
and im****t into one of the programs you mention. Does that seem
accurate? And, finally, will I be able to produce a list of the
inventory as well? Perhaps by title and quantity or something like
that.
Best
Tim
Dave Balderstone wrote:
> In article <1159707564.908711.284590@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> <animlovr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > Hi. I have a very large (hundreds - thousand +) collection of movie
> > related photos and I am wondering if there is a software program that
> > would allow me to scan the images, create a thumbnail and catalogue
> > them with various attributes (name of film, description of photo,
> > number of copies,etc) so that they can be searched and viewed.
> > Ideally, it would be a system in which I can search by one of the
> > attributes so that, during the inventory process, I can see whether
> > another copy of the photo has already been logged. I'm also looking
> > for suggestions as to a laptop that could handle this type of job, as
> > the photos are in different rooms and buildings, and the ****tability
of
> > the hardware would be good.
> > Thanks
>
> While it doesn't do the scanning, we use ****tfolio from Extensis to do
> this with multiple libraries and thousands (5 figures) of images.
> Others use ***ulus or iView Media Pro.
>
> Any of the Mac laptops should be able to handle this just fine.
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