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INTERBID PHOTOCAT
Thumbnail catalogue creator
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250 lots per hour
PhotoCat processes photos of the lots in an auction
into a thumbnail catalogue for the web and a slide show of the lots for auction day.
When everything is laid out for inspection, it is easy to run along and photograph it all.
It only takes an hour to photograph and process a 250 lot auction.
With PhotoCat it is now possible to make
thumbnail catalogues and slide shows for everyday auctions.
Simple processing
When the catalogue is ready, use PhotoCat to flick through the photos and match them to the lots.
It uses your existing text catalogue and matches the photos with the text.
Usually a single click is all that is needed to match a photo with its lot.
Then watch as the program automatically generates thumbnails,
slides and web pages and links them all together.
Thumbnail Web Catalogue
PhotoCat generates a thumbnail web catalogue like the one below,
but tailored to suit your website. Once on the Internet, clicking on a thumbnail brings
up a full picture of the lot. A thumbnail catalogue on the web is simply a
very cheap and effective way of advertising what you have to sell.
Slide Show of the lots
Show every lot as its being auctioned on a big screen or televisions.
PhotoCat automatically generates the slides with a correctly sized photo
and a large lot number. Seeing the current lot and lot number avoids
confusion and informs bidders of exactly what is on offer. Lets everyone
clearly see smaller items.
Can save money by not having to have someone holding up the lots.
Multiple photos
It is no problem to process up to six photos of a lot, such as several
views of a car or a fridge open and closed. The thumbnail catalogue will
show all the photos and
the slide show automatically switches back and forth between them.
Conclusions
A thumbnail web catalogue and slide show for auction day gives first class presentation
of what is on offer to a very large audience. This is attractive to buyers and sellers.
PhotoCat levels the playing field for smaller auction houses
while saving money by reducing advertising
costs and saving people displaying items on auction day.