Photodex Corporation has a long history of providing innovative solutions for working with digital content.

December 2006		Photodex Releases ProShow 3.0 Photodex releases Version 3.0 of the entire ProShow line. New Adobe® Flash® and QuickTime® output in both ProShow Gold and ProShow Producer promise to wow audiences and users alike. ProShow Gold 3.0 boasts multiple slide layers, enhanced video output and enriched motion effects. In addition, easy-to-use photo correction tools, including red-eye removal and cropping, are built-in, making ProShow Gold even more convenient for making quality slide shows in less time. Expanding on the rich feature set of ProShow Gold, ProShow Producer 3.0 offers indispensable tools for the business owner and professional user. With advanced creative tools like Chroma Key Transparency and Keyframing, Producer 3.0 is the professional's choice for creating slide shows that are visually impressive.
December 2005		Photodex Releases ProShow Gold 2.6. Photodex Corporation upgrades to its award winning slide show software, ProShow Gold. Version 2.6 is loaded with new features that give a user more control over their slide shows and allows for more customizability than ever before. ProShow Gold 2.6 is the industry leading photo slide show software for consumers, allowing users to create a highly customized multimedia slide show in just a few minutes.
August 2005		ProShow Producer. First Professional Slide Show Application. Photodex releases ProShow Producer, the industry's first professional slide show application. Professionals can create highly customized, quality shows with exceptional ease-of-use. ProShow Producer incorporates new pro-tools that streamline workflow and allow professionals to get more work done is less time.
March 2004		ProShow 2.0 Revolutionizes Slide Show Presentation Market. Photodex releases the newest version of its market leading slide show presentation product, ProShow 2.0. Using ProShow 2.0 a user can create amazing slide show presentations using their digital photos, digital video, and audio. Slide shows can then be output directly to DVD, VCD, PC Autorun CD, and can even stream on the Web.
November 2002		First All-In-One Slide Show Application Photodex releases ProShow, the first consumer application to allow users to create slide shows in all the standard formats from a single application. Previously, users had to use different applications for output to TV and to PC.
September 2002		Fastest JPEG 2000 Photodex makes JPEG 2000 available to the average consumer by introducing the fastest JPEG 2000 support in the world in all of our consumer products.
February 2002		CompuPic Express and Instant Zoom Photodex reinvents the affordable image browser with the introduction of CompuPic Express, a low cost, high performance thumbnailing browser and viewer. Included in the Express release and an update to the CompuPic product line is an innovative advancement called 'Instant Zoom.' This feature provides amazing zooming quality, speed and performance.
January 2002		Slide Show Transitions Photodex releases CompuPic 6.1, which features over 100 Slide Show transitions. While other products may have offered transitions in the past, none compare to the performance and production quality found in CompuPic.
October 2001		Fastest Browser in the World Photodex releases CompuPic 6.0, the fastest digital content manager in the world. CompuPic's unsurpassed speed redefines the limits of how fast visual browsing can be performed on today's computers.
March 2001		Photodex PictureCD.com Photodex launches PictureCD.com, a completely free online photo sharing site. Unlike other sites, Photodex takes a customer-first approach by not using advertisements on the site.
February 2001		Second Generation Photodex PictureCD Photodex releases the second generation of the Photodex PictureCD solution. The new system provides the most complete software solution for creating Photodex PictureCDs.
February 2000		Photodex PictureCD Photodex releases the Photodex Picture CD solution for photofinishers. A complete, low cost, software solution for photofinishers to produce Picture CDs in house.
November 1999		First Consumer Picture CD Creation Photodex releases CompuPic Pro, the first consumer software to allow users to create their own Picture CDs.
October 1999		First Digital Content Manager for Linux Photodex releases CompuPic Linux, the first consumer graphics application ported to Linux. Over the next few months, Photodex released CompuPic for several other Unix platforms, including FreeBSD, NetBSD, Solaris 7 and SCO UnixWare.
August 1999		First Support for Online Photo Sharing Photodex releases CompuPic 4.6, the first digital content manager to include integrated support for online photo sharing communities.
March 1999		Digital Greeting Cards Photodex builds a digital greeting card creator into CompuPic Digital Content Manager. It utilizes the e-mailing feature to post digital greeting cards to the Web via major online greeting card services.
February 1999		Photodex Photo Viewer Photodex develops the Photodex Photo Viewer, a full featured thumbnailing browser and photo viewer for use on floppy disks, which takes up only 110 kb of disk space.
November 1998		Innovative Help System Photodex developed a publishing tool, enabling the most visually detailed application help available, while still keeping the total download size (including application) under 2MB.
November 1998		Low Cost, Higher Performance CompuPic 4.0 Photodex continues to lead the digital imaging market with its release of the first low-cost, high performance digital content manager, CompuPic 4.0.
June 1994		Pioneers in Profitable Online Distribution Photodex began selling directly to the end user by offering small, downloadable applications with online secure ordering, becoming one of the first profitable, online businesses. In these pre-WWWeb days, Photodex focused on Prodigy, CompuServe and AOL, embracing the Web as its popularity grew.
March 1991		Pioneers in Trial Software Model Photodex implemented the now popular "trial software" model, setting the standard of customer-first software.
June 1991		First DOS Thumbnail Viewer Photodex released the first DOS thumbnail viewer (GDS) and continues to support the DOS market with the most advanced content imaging programs available.