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Try out the new On-screen annotation

December 20, 2010

Many of you, who are interested in photograpy and imaging already know about enprovia’s software „Annotate expert“ which helps you identify, mark and comment on relevant parts of an image, without touching or changing the image itself.
These days it is possible to try out a new functionality – On-screen annotation. It is used to annotate [...]

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Easy image annotations with enprovia’s “Annotate Expert”

December 2, 2010

“Annotate expert” – software for image annotations by enprovia Software engineering, has some useful tricks up its sleeve. “Annotate expert” allows its users to easily attach notes or user references to any desired areas of a picture. How is that helping? Read on.
This software allows you to identify, mark and comment on relevant parts of [...]

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Describe a problem or issue using an image

November 30, 2010

Quality Management folks typically write a lot when describing and reporting software defects, right? Well, yes, but not always. As a QA engineer, you want to be as precise as possible as not to avoid misunderstandings, yet you want to be efficient, not spending unnecessary amount of time on something that could have been done [...]

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Marked, tagged, shared

October 15, 2010

It’s been just a couple of days since we got back from our company trip so now it’s the right time to process all the pictures we had taken. And there is no better way to do it than using the great help of the “Annotate expert” – application enabling its users to identify, mark [...]

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Bo Stahlbrandt about Photokina 2010

September 29, 2010

I met Mr. Bo Stahlbrandt today to find out about his impressions of this year’s Photokina in Cologne, Germany.
How was this year’s fair different from the previous years?
A lot of things were happening as always, even though the number of exhibitors was lower. Nikonians had a smaller booth this year, but with a lot [...]

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Cologne bursting with photo enthusiasm

September 23, 2010

Photographers are migrating to Cologne these days to visit the world’s leading fair for photography and imaging – Photokina 2010. This fair opens a unique communication- and sales platform for the photo- and imaging sector worldwide and it is opening its gates for photographers, imaging technology creators and all friends of photography from 21 September [...]

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Professional image tagging – that is our “Annotate Expert”

September 17, 2010

Quite a number of our team members are fans of photography. If you are as well, then you should definitely try enprovia’s this year’s application for photographers “Annotate expert”.
With “Annotate expert” you can identify, mark and comment on relevant parts of an image, without touching or changing the image itself. It enables you to tag [...]

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Smartphone apps for photographers at the world’s leading fair for photography and imaging

August 27, 2010

All photo enthusiasts can visit Nikonians stand at Photokina this year (Cologne, Germany, 21st-26th September, Hall 5, Booth A010) and see our image annotation and mobile software tailored to meet photographers’ needs.  
Photographers can enjoy our latest smartphone app the “mGallery”, the “good locations” as well as the “Annotate expert”.  
“mGallery” is the latest mobile-enabled [...]

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Annotate Expert for Macintosh

July 28, 2010

Our Annotate Expert program, a tool for annotating most common image formats including RAW formats, is moving towards a Apple Macintosh release. We opted for separate development paths for Windows and Macintosh and our Windows version is a completely written in Microsoft C#, whereas the Mac OS X version of Annotate Expert is a pure [...]

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Annotating images with wirelessly connected camera

June 18, 2010

Annotate Expert, a specialized image annotation tool running under MS Windows, which we are supplying to architects, photographers, civil engineering and MRO in general, now supports wireless, tethered operation. A camera equipped with an EyeFi card can now seamlessly send the images to the Annotate Expert software, where they can easily be annotated (partial areas [...]

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