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Graphic Inspector Now Can Search Image Metadata - Published on 08/13/15
Toronto based Zevrix Solutions today announces Graphic Inspector 2.1, a feature update to its quality control solution for images and vector graphic files. Graphic Inspector checks multiple files for potential problems according to user's workflow requirements saving the time and hassle of checking the documents manually. The new version lets users check image metadata for specific values using custom list of metadata tags, and introduces several other improvements and bug fixes.
Toronto (ON) Canada - Zevrix Solutions today is delighted to announce the release of Graphic Inspector 2.1, a feature update to its quality control solution for images and vector graphic files. Graphic Inspector can check entire folders of files for potential problems according to user's workflow requirements. The software provides graphic professionals with the most exhaustive info on multiple images, saving the time and hassle of checking each of them manually.
With the new version, users can create rules to check image metadata for specific values. For example, Graphic Inspector can flag files with certain flash settings, reveal images with specific keywords, locate white balance that exceeds the set number and so on. Users can manage a custom list of tags for EXIF, GPS, IPTC and other metadata categories. The new update also lets users check file names for specific strings of text, simplifies the search rules management and improves reliability of preset auto-saving.
"For the amount of information displayed, the interface is impressively straightforward," writes Jay Nelson in Layers magazine. "With its combination of price, utility, and thoughtful design, Graphic Inspector is a rare gem."
Graphic Inspector is designed to help users of any trade, whether it's print, web design, digital photography or publishing on mobile devices. The software lets users create preflight settings tailored to their workflow requirements and quickly locate files with specific attributes. For example, users can detect files whose color mode is RGB, format - JPEG, resolution is below 300 dpi, ICC profile isn't "US Web Coated" and so on.
Graphic Inspector can also detect spot colors in Photoshop and Illustrator files, report fonts in vector graphics and display EPS and TIFF image compression, which makes it an indispensable tool for prepress professionals.
Pricing and Availability:
Graphic Inspector can be purchased from the Zevrix web site for $39.95 (USD), as well as from authorized resellers. The update is free for users of version 2.x and $20 for licensed users of version 1. Graphic Inspector is free with purchase of PDF Checkpoint or InPreflight Pro for Adobe InDesign. Trial is also available for download. Graphic Inspector requires Mac OS X 10.7-10.10. Mac OS X 10.11 will be supported upon release.
Zevrix Solutions: http://zevrix.com
Graphic Inspector 2.1: http://zevrix.com/GraphicInspector.php
Download Graphic Inspector: http://zevrix.com/GraphicInspector.dmg
Purchase: http://zevrix.com/store.php
Screenshot: http://zevrix.com/screenshots/gi2/gi2-main.jpg
Located in Toronto, Canada, Zevrix Solutions provides automation and productivity solutions for Adobe Creative Cloud and Creative Suite software, PDF workflows, graphic file diagnostics and Microsoft Office output on Mac OS. Zevrix is dedicated to help professionals increase their profits through automating everyday tasks, producing error-free documents, saving disk space and cutting production costs. For more information, visit their website. Copyright (C) 2015 Zevrix Solutions. All Rights Reserved. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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