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iView and Phase One Release Photo Bundle
By Nettie Hartsock

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The combined release aims to help photographers tighten Raw workflows.

For professional photographers and image professionals, iView Multimedia Ltd. and Phase One have announced the bundling of iView MediaPro and Capture One Pro available for a limited-time purchase.

iView MediaPro is a digital asset management application that enables digital photographers and other image management professionals to import, sort and organize digital files in a customized application. Denmark-based Phase One's Capture One Pro boosts the efficiency of handling image adjustments to Raw files, such as color balancing, resizing and cropping.

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"We are delighted to be able to bring this bundling deal to our core market," said Yan Calotychos, founder and chief technical officer for London-based iView Multimedia, in a release statement.

The combined purchase offering will run through May 5, and pricing is $499. The products are available via each company's Web sites: www.iview-multimedia.com and www.phaseone.com.


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