There’s a new improved version of Daminion now available on our Download page
So, what’s new in this version? Below, you’ll find a list of improvements and bug-fixes. We’ve highlighted several features we think are worth mentioning in detail:
Imagine we’re looking for photos of bridges. To locate them we’d probably start by clicking the ArchitectureSmall ConstructionsBridge tag:

We can then narrow down our query results to Countries. While holding down the Ctrl key, we can now check some countries. On previous versions of Daminion, multiple tag selection could lead to a blank result. This could happen, for example, if there were no two files that each contained both of the tags selected in an AND operation.
On the latest Daminion 0.8.5 version, if you press the Ctrl key the program will update the statistical information and you’ll find that our catalog contains photographs of bridges in China and Japan only, thus saving you valuable searching time.

Some image formats such as JPEG, TIF, and Camera RAW can contain built-in information about color profiles. Now, before rendering, Daminion transforms these images to the sRGB profile, which is supported by most monitors. Below, in the two pictures of the parrot, you can see how the older 0.8.4 and the up-dated 0.8.5 versions of Daminion render the same image with the built-in AdobeRGB color profile.

We’ve enhanced the Email addon so that it now has the ability to email images using your Gmail or Google Mail account. This is very useful if you don’t have a third-party email client with MAPI support. It will also work with your Google Apps accounts.

By the way, if you’re looking for a free standalone email client, check out free Mozilla Thunderbird.
Daminion now supports Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Indesign formats. These files have the extensions *.ai and *.indd respectively. Daminion can render graphic previews and read/write the XMP metadata used in these formats.
Added support for Fuji MPO format. Fujifilm is using the MPO (multi-picture file) format to store the stereo pairs of the photos you shoot in 3D with their cameras.
We’ve also added support for HDV format (files with the extension *.m2t). This format was originally developed by JVC and is supported by Sony, Canon and Sharp for the recording of high-definition video.
Try a new version of Daminion now!