
I used to use Photoshelter mainly to send images to clients. This was before Dropbox became popular. I also used it as a third backup option, and it has been very useful many times for sending images quickly.rface hasn't been updated for about 10 years, so it feels very dated now, but it used to be very The visual inte good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
They haven’t kept up with updates or made the platform relevant to today’s market. It feels like the same software from ten years ago. While customer service responds, their hands are tied because it seems no one is actively developing anything with the software. The sad part is that the client side seems to have had energy and love put into it.
A feature I’m waiting for in Photoshelter for photographers is the integration of AI, which would be amazing. If they introduced this, it would be indispensable. I create pitch folders for jobs, and being able to search for subjects would be incredibly efficient and helpful. Unfortunately, it seems they aren’t spending time updating or improving the software. I would move on, but I haven’t found a suitable alternative yet. As soon as I do, I’ll seriously consider it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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