I am still waiting for the Mac version before I use my free trial, however if you use both Windows and Mac, they say you can use the same account for BOTH versions. I am personally wrestling a bit with the cost of the Director version (that I would want) however I'd love to hear what the rest of you think after checking it out. We certainly can do most all of this in CC applications, but this appears to be a potentially simpler to use application designed specifically to be a slideshow content creation tool. One very nice feature in this software is the ability to export to just about any major format you can name.as well as burn directly to DVD or BluRay disc. They do include a demo video created using their Director version on their homepage and it is extremely impressive. I can say that it appears that the developers of Photopia are taking the design and features of ProShow to the next level. Subscription costs for Creator are $9.99/mo or $99.95/yr and Director is $24.95/mo or $249.95/yr.Īs a former user of ProShow Producer, the high-end version from Photodex. They are using a subscription pricing model, which seems to be the direction the industry is moving in.

It is available in two different packages - Creator and Director.

( It has been well designed by developers who had experience working on Photodex's ProShow applications and appears to be very full-featured, albeit not inexpensive.įor those of us who use Adobe CC products however, the pricing may not be as troubling since we typically want high quality, professional grade tools and are willing to pay a premium - Photopia looks, at least preliminarily, like it may fit that description.Īt launch, it is only available for Windows, although their website states they will have a native Mac version 'coming soon'. I don't know how good this program is yet, however there is an interesting new software option that just launched in the past week by the name of Photopia.

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