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Seamless workflow with Capture One - Phase One’s Capture One raw image rendering engine is built into the new Media Pro. And all catalogs may be archived, backed up, published via slide shows, web galleries, and distributed via email, contact sheets, prints, and other custom options. They may also be converted into other file formats.

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Images within these very large catalogs (Media Pro now supports more than 128,000 files per catalog) may be non-destructively edited with Capture One and other image editing applications. It’s an application comprising visual catalogs which can be easily and quickly browsed, searched, and annotated. Its strength is in organizing photo files, no matter where they are stored - on shared folders, CDs, hard drives, DVDs or other media.

Media Pro offers a flexible and intuitive way to catalog, organize, and utilize digital media assets.

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Media Pro is a professional photo manager built for photographic, video and multimedia collection management. In its first release since Phase One’s acquisition of the product from Microsoft last year, it has been re-christened Media Pro.

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Originally created by iView Multimedia, this professional digital asset management software has recently been known as Microsoft Expression Media.

The Photo Management App for serious PhotographersĬopenhagen, - Phase One, the world’s leading pro photography equipment provider, today released Media Pro. Press Release: Phase One Media Pro is Released Media Pro is designed to be independent of platform or software, to allowing use with the best contemporary processing tools, minimising the the likelihood of you having to re-catalog your media in the future. Media Pro includes the raw image rendering engine from the company's Capture One software, allowing Raw files to be previewed (including any adjustments made in Capture One). Now called Media Pro, the Phase One version provides a flexible way of cataloging, organizing and accessing stored media. The package has evolved from software originally created by iView Multimedia and later sold as Microsoft Expression Media. Contact us here.Phase One has launched Media Pro, a digital asset management program. The Old Good Light blog describes their experiences while making the switch from Media Pro to Photo Supreme.ĭid you also switch to Photo Supreme and made a blog about that process? And would you like to share your experiences? Then please help others to find your blog. It's about general photography, cameras and image processing software.

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Photo Supreme is available as 64 bit software for Microsoft Windows as well as Apple macOS.Ĭonsidering the switch to Photo Supreme from Media Pro? Others already jumped boats and some described how that process went for them. For the best experience, it is recommended to keep the default setting for your resolution. The size of the previews can be configured in the Preferences and can be configured from 640 pixels up to 3200 pixels. On import, Photo Supreme stores previews as well as thumbnails in the Thumbs database. The Catalog database and the Thumbs database. Photo Supreme uses two database files for a catalog. The Thumbs Database file in Photo Supreme is much larger than in MediaPro To create additional Catalog(s), select Tools - Catalog from the Hamburger menu (upper left). You can use multiple Catalog files in Photo Supreme.

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Once you're familiar with how this works you can do a full migration.Ĭan I use multiple Catalogs in Photo Supreme? MediaPro People to Photo Supreme People Catalog LabelsĪlways try with a small test folder first to test the process. MediaPro Event to Photo Supreme Event Catalog Labelĥd. MediaPro Catalog Sets to Photo Supreme Portfoliosĥc. MediaPro Ratings and Color Labels to standard metadataĥb. If needed, run one or more of the MediaPro conversion scripts as linked below to get the proprietary info that MediaPro writes imported in standard metadata.ĥa. To resolve that, select the imported thumbnails, right click on a thumbnail and select Metadata - Convert Metadata to XMP. MediaPro can create an inconsistency between metadata in XMP and Exif/IPTC-IIM. Check all the fields in the Export dialogĤ. Select Action->Export Annotations from the MediaPro menuĢc. In MediaPro, export *all* to metadata.Ģb. Make sure that you have PhaseOne MediaPro 2.x installed.Ģ.

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