Mylio has recently come up with a photo management system called Mylio photo manager. While the company claims to offer a wide range of capabilities through this app, let us see whether it can be competitive enough for other professional photo management software and apps.
Appearance
Mylio photo manager appears to be like any other photo management app when we talk in terms of its user interface. However, its interface is easier and faster. This app can collect your photos from hard drives, folders on your computer and social networking sites. It has multiple options to replicate, protect, and backup your photos. This system is lightweight when we compare it to many other apps. Thus, it saves your device’s storage space even if you store thousands of JPEG or video files.
Performance
Mylio photo manager can be accessed on a desktop (Mac and Windows), as well as on all iOS devices. It can be run on iOS 7 and later, Windows 7 or 8, and Mac with OSX 10.8 and later. This tool can effectively organize and replicate photos in the form of raw files. Thus, it is simpler to edit and save them independently or on cloud. Accessing photos from a source and synchronizing them on multiple devices becomes faster with Mylio.
Ease of use
Mylio is a quick tool that easily performs its photo management and editing tasks. It is also simpler to setup this system. Its automatic photo sorting and search features make it easier to find and organize thousands of images. However, import and search features reflect some missing elements that could have made the processes smoother.
Usefulness
This system is especially helpful for commercial photographers who face several issues while editing and organizing their photographs. Mylio is efficient enough when it comes to doing such tasks on multiple devices. The app gathers photos from several sources and replicates them automatically on a chosen device, such as a phone, tablet or computer. Users may see and edit their pictures anytime and anywhere. They also do not need to be online to do these tasks.
Value for money
This photo management system is available on a subscription basis. While there is a free trial version, users may also choose from the Mylio Standard and Mylio Advanced versions that cost around $100 and $250 per year, respectively. Considering that this tool still needs some refinements, we can suggest that it is slightly more expensive than several other professional tools already existing in the market.
