Construction Management

The Era of Digital Whiteboards | Using the PHOTOManager App

2017/04/29

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

 

I was thinking of buying a camera for on-site use, and since I was at it anyway, I decided to go with a digital whiteboard, so I started looking for one.

Oh, so there aren't that many yet!

Any apps that are easier to use and feel nice, maybe...I found it!!

I think this is probably the cheapest option.

PHOTOManager Digital Whiteboard

It seems that, with the right PC software, it's possible to categorize them by work type and so on.

And, above all else,The smartphone app is freeThat's what really draws me in!

You can download it and start using it right away, and of course, the resolution is CALS-compliant.

Since your photo data is stored on your smartphone, if you upload it to the cloud via Wi-Fi, you won't lose it, and it will be safe.

You can change the size of the blackboard and edit all of its content.

The diagram of the legal framework was included from the start.

You can also change the font size on the whiteboard.

I need to prepare some of the blackboard data before the session begins, but

This alone is pretty convenient, isn't it?

It seems that if you purchase the PHOTOManager software, you can make various changes to the thumbnails as well.

Can you believe this PHOTOManager costs 9,800 yen per license!?

 

At the very least, you won't regret installing this software!!

Maybe we're entering an era where smartphone apps are free.

Heron's Key is free too, lol

This is truly the moment when the era of photo management is changing!

 

See you later.

Electronic Whiteboard App on Google Play

Smartphone CAD Software Exclusively for Slope Engineers
Heron's Kay Android Forum
Heron's Key (iOS Version)
Heron's Key Editorial Site(http://h-zk.com/)

 

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