RL Development Releases QPict 7 for Mac OS X

By NEWS RELEASE | October 31st, 2006

RL Development releases QPict Digital Asset Manager 7. QPict 7 is a major update to the popular tool for viewing, organizing, searching and batch processing media files. Improvements in the new product includes over 50 new features such as Source List, Organizer List and many others. Company offers a special introduction discount price of QPict 7 Professional.

QPict 7 is a result of companies constant striving to predict and follow users’ needs in work with media related files. QPict is used by a large number of newspaper publishers, photographers, web designers, institutions, publishing professionals, scientists and educators all over the world. QPict is equally well suited for both professional and personal use.

What is new
QPict 7 introduces new intiuitive ways to make organizing media files more efficient. Adding and modifying meta data can now be done via drag and drop. A new customizable source list enables convenient access to all your discs, index files and folders.

• Universal Binary
• Meta Data Organizer
• Source List
• Integrated toolbar search
• Extended support for Camera RAW files
• Support for more media file formats
• Rating field support
• Support for multiple displays
• Saving meta data into media file
• True 16bit processing of RAW images
• Automatic detection of corrupt media files

Pricing & Availability
QPict 7 is available now through the company web site at www.qpict.com for a retail price of $35 for standard version. The company offers a special introduction price for QPict Professional for only $99 (down from $199). This offer is valid through 30th of November. QPict comes with a 20 day free trial period with full functionality.

About RL Development
RL Development with head office in Malmö, Sweden, specializes in products and solutions based on the advanced multimedia database QPict. This unique product has been on the market since 1996 and since the start going through constant improvements, based on companies experience and users requests. This media database engine supports common standards – such as IPTC, XML, EXIF – and many different media files formats including
still images, movies, clips, fonts, camera raw images and sounds.