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    Manual contents
    1. Introduction
    2. Cataloging Concept
    3. Catalog
    4. Asset Management Software vs. File Browser Software
    5. Import to the Catalog
    6. Keywording and Catalog Labels
    7. Working with Metadata
    8. Getting started with Portfolios
    9. Image Attachments
    10. Synchronizing
    11. Travel Mode
    12. Working with the Light Table

    Cataloging with Photo Supreme

    Introduction

    Photo Supreme is a digital asset management software designed to help you organize and manage your image, video, and other media files. It categorizes files based on their available details, including technical photo specifications and their storage location on disk. In addition to these properties, you can tag images, enrich files with descriptions, and add custom information. While this process may seem time-consuming, the benefits are significant once it's complete. With Photo Supreme, you can quickly locate image files using various criteria and combinations.

    Think of Photo Supreme as the hub of your image workflow. It enables you to import new image files, manage and organize them into Portfolios, edit them using third-party applications, and share them on your preferred photo-sharing sites.

    This manual covers the concept of cataloging, how to import images, access your cataloged files, understand the Catalog Labels concept, and work with descriptive metadata.