Picture it First software was introduced at the WCAF-Las Vegas show in January, and I thought it was quite a good idea. With the introductory price offered there, I now think I should have bought it on the spot.
I would like to hear opinions from Grumblers who have installed this software. Is it really as user-friendly and sales-effective as it seems?
Also, advice about cameras and other hardware would be helpful. I plan to hang the camera from our 12 ft. ceiling, and snap the photo via computer keyboard.
For those unfamiliar, Picture It First involves photographing the art and frame design samples laid out on the design table. The software automatically duplicates the mat and moulding samples all the way around the art, and displays what the finished project would look like on a computer screen.
Unlike previous framing imaging systems, this one photographs what is on the table; it does not rely on images loaded into the program.
A framing friend and I agree that this could be the most important new framing product to come along in quite a while.
I would like to hear opinions from Grumblers who have installed this software. Is it really as user-friendly and sales-effective as it seems?
Also, advice about cameras and other hardware would be helpful. I plan to hang the camera from our 12 ft. ceiling, and snap the photo via computer keyboard.
For those unfamiliar, Picture It First involves photographing the art and frame design samples laid out on the design table. The software automatically duplicates the mat and moulding samples all the way around the art, and displays what the finished project would look like on a computer screen.
Unlike previous framing imaging systems, this one photographs what is on the table; it does not rely on images loaded into the program.
A framing friend and I agree that this could be the most important new framing product to come along in quite a while.