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PIX | Share Images Without The Cloud

I've had a problem that I suspect a lot of photographers and digi-techs have also had. I want to show a client selects, a handful of images while on set, or have someone remote view a whole folder of jpgs. The usual options are either too slow, clunky, expensive, or require handing your files off to some 3rd party server.  In my eye, there's been gaps to fill in some of the offerings when you need to just share a couple of images or folders of them quickly. So you can stay focused on what matters on set. Whether it's AirDrop, Capture One Live/Live for Studio, Dropbox, Google Drive. It just never right for all occasions. If you're familiar with how Faini Made works... you probably know what comes next...    I made something, What It Is PIX is an an that lives in your macOS menu bar. It turns your machine into a private photo gallery server. You point it at a folder, hit Start Server, and anyone on your local network can open a browser and ...

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