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ID Merge

- automated application ideal for school, sport, graduation and mass market photographers. The software is used post-shoot to link data with images. The first step is to produce barcoded shoot cards from customer supplied data, and then simple scan the appropriate barcode before taking the photo. The barcoded information is safely stored directly in the camera's image file so that the pictures can be automatically linked to their full databased information later in ID Merge. Compatible with handheld barcode readers or the ultra mobile Scan & Merge barcode reader.
Step 1Prepare Data Cards
Use ID-Merge to prepare shooter cards with one barcoded unique customer reference		 Step 2Photography - zap then snap!
When taking photographs first read the barcode, then take the photograph (see Scan & Merge)
Bar Code Card Camera with Barcode
Step 3Post photography
Using ID Merge images are merged with their data using the barcoded reference field. Additional data can be added together with products, crops and quantities. You can also link images e.g. students with their class photograph.		 Step 4Send order to lab
Send completed job to your prolab for fulfillment on LiteBox
ID Merge Montage
  • Easy to use Import wizard for importing a schools student (or similar) database.
  • Generate barcoded shoot cards for each student.
  • Shoot images un-tethered, capturing student pictures and barcode metadata in the image file.
  • Easily import camera image files into ID Merge.
  • Automatically relate captured images with the relevant data.
  • Edit or add additional data to individual or selected images.
  • Images can be sorted or grouped.
  • Multiple ways to link images, e.g. student portrait with class, sports players with team.
  • Galleries can be printed automatically, similar to an index print showing any selected data fields under each image.
  • Automatically generate summary reports.
  • Set flags for photolab processing, e.g. preferred image, retouch image.
  • Set products, quantities, and crop for each image sent to the photolab.
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