I’ve been watching this piece of software go under development since Richard first announced it back in October 2011. I had downloaded the software and was planning to try it out, but never got around to test it. Call me lazy. Then a few alpha versions later I was told that it may not very stable and was causing some problems with cameras. So I postponed trying it out all together until further notice about the beta version.

Well I received word last week that a very stable beta of the software was finally released from Richard on January 16, 2012. Went to the site and decided to buy the Pro version. It’s 79.04 USD as of this writing and that’s a pretty good price for this software. To my surprise it had been significantly updated and works precisely as he states on the site. He certainly has put a lot of work into this baby. He doesn’t have automated ordering in place yet, so you may have to wait a few hours to get your download link and license, in my case the next morning. Not a bad thing, but would be nice if he streamlined that process in the future so his customers would get it automatically. Instead of making them think he took their money and ran. I had faith, as he is a reputable man.

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