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Culvia vs Vantage

Culvia

6.2#18 in photo culling software
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Vantage

7.9#1 in photo culling softwareFrom £14.99 a year
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FactCulviaVantage
IntegrationsExported CSVs include helper columns mapped to Lightroom and Capture One ratings, flags, and color labels; writing XMP, sessions, catalogs, or sidecar files is described as future work.The maker names Lightroom and Capture One workflows and lists Canon, Nikon, Sony and Fujifilm camera files plus DNG support.
PlatformsThe v0.1.0 release lists desktop packages for Linux, Windows, and Apple Silicon macOS; the README also describes a local web app.The desktop download supports macOS 11 or later on Apple silicon and 64-bit Windows 10 or 11; the iPhone app page says iOS 17 and up and lists it as coming soon.
What it doesCulvia is a local-first photo culling, scoring, review, and delivery workbench for photographers.Vantage scores every frame in a photo shoot, groups near-duplicates and divides images into keep, review and cut selections.

Culvia plans

No prices published.

Vantage plans

  • Vantage iPhone FreeFree
  • Vantage Pro iPhone monthly£2.99 a month
  • Vantage Pro for iPhone£2.99 a month
  • Cloud storage 250 GB£3.99 a month
  • Cloud storage 1 TB£9.99 a month
  • Vantage Pro for iPhone£14.99 a year

Pick Culvia if…

Culvia suits photographers reviewing groups of similar frames from events, portraits, shoots, or personal archives. It is for culling and review workflows rather than full RAW editing.

Pick Vantage if…

Vantage is aimed at photographers handling car, property, wedding, event, portrait, or other shoots. It may suit those who want culling, keeper adjustments, and client galleries in one desktop workflow.

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