ImgArchive – IMAGE ARCHIVE VAULT

Can you find your digital images when you need them, or do you spent more time looking through endless folders on your hard drive? This can be even worse if you spent hours editing the image in Photoshop but can’t find the latest version.

ImgArchive provides an organised place to store digital images for safe keeping, editing and viewing.

ImgArchive is a simple to use Digital Image archive system with version control following the Digital Asset Management design goals with Photographers in mind not content managers.

ImgArchive uses the base Operating Systems file system in order to store images in an organised file structure. so is completely self-contained.

If you have a support question or a feature request or another message related to the products from this website, please email: info@imgarchive.com You will generally receive a fast and thorough response .

The first versions of ImgArchive will be primarily driven by the use of command line applications. All versions of ImgArchive will have the command-line tools installed and available. Once a Minimum Viable Product has been made then the GUI tools will be made available on Windows. The first being an Administrative setup tool. This tool is likely to be released with the command line applications on day one. Others will be released soon after.

So we will expect you to know how to open Terminal in macOS or Command Prompt or PowerShell in Windows. If you don’t know what we’re talking about here, you may need to stop and research that quickly so that you can follow the examples in this Guide.

To give an example:

imvault.exe import --source-path=c:\pictures

Will import all the images in the source path c:\pictures into the archive.

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If you have a support question or a feature request or another message related to the products from this website, please email: info@imgarchive.com You will generally receive a fast and thorough response .