The desktop photo editor NDPix has integrated an ultra-fast culling and selection engine to resolve the post-shoot bottleneck photographers experience after weddings and high-volume events. Operating natively on macOS and Windows within a local workspace available in 7 languages, its core purpose is to automate the sep...
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The integration of artificial intelligence in NDPix embraces an open architecture built around the philosophy of Bring Your Own Key(BYOK). Unlike platforms that impose rigid monthly subscription fees, this framework empowers photographers to choose their preferred model provider according to specific cost and privacy p...
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The desktop application NDPix has integrated an artificial intelligence assistant to interact directly with the user's photo catalog and digital development controls. This functionality operates locally within the native desktop environment. Its primary mission is to interpret the photographer's conversational requests...
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The photography software landscape adds three releases aimed at optimizing initial RAW processing, expanding retouching into video workflows, and safeguarding the privacy of published images. The updates cover ON1 Photo RAW 2027, Evoto 8.0, and a free metadata cleaning utility by Camera Decision, alongside the agile pr...
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There is a part of photography that often stays out of the conversation. It is not the camera. It is not the lens. It is the moment when we get home, open the photos and have to turn a good intention into a finished image.The video that accompanies this post starts from that point. It is not only about the launch of a...
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Some images stop you in your tracks. You look at them for a few seconds and something hooks you, even if you can't quite explain what it is. The curious thing is that they're often not the most technically complex photos, nor the ones taken with the most expensive camera, nor the ones showing the most spectacular lands...
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A few weeks ago I launched NDPix, a photo editor designed from the photographer's perspective. In that initial version the focus was to present it and hear what the community thought. I have to say that the response exceeded all my expectations: something I had my doubts about generated an overwhelming reaction.There w...
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For years I used Lightroom and Photoshop as part of my photography workflow. They are powerful, well-known and very complete tools. But over time I started to feel that, for many of my real needs, I was paying too much for something I no longer used as much.From there it was born NDPix, a simpler, more direct photo edi...
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