• Specifically designed for camera clubs to run competitions - including KnockOut, Panel, InterClub and "Mix and Match" competitions.
• Project up to four images at the same time.
• Images are projected on a digital projector controlled from a laptop.
• Score sheets can be printed, including a thumbnail of each image.
• Author, title and subject obtained from metadata or filename.
• Thumbnails can be "zoomed" to be sure what images are available.
• Full support for "held back" images - simply by pressing the space bar. 
• Images can be cropped in real time, rotated or flipped.
• Title images are "locked" into position so that they aren't affected by shuffling.
• A wide variety of scoring schemes can be easily defined.
• Results can be exported as comma separated values for a spreadsheet or as HTML to be added to websites.

This is a fully functional version of FFP but limited to 10 images. Buy a software key to remove this limitation.

• FFPx has all the functionality of classic Film Free Projection but has been rewritten and redesigned to be easier to use, load sequences faster and make adding images simpler.
• FFPx has a ribbon based interface which makes it easier to find things. And it's been designed to be touch friendly; to score an image takes two taps - one to open the possible score windows, the second to select the score or position.
• FFPx also supports the Photo Entry online entry system. There's a one time configuration to set your user id and password, then you can select a Photo Entry competition and download the entries. After the competition has been scored, the results are uploaded to Photo Entry ready for the end of season calculations.
• FFPx has it's own website with more information. 

You can download FFPx from it's own website. This is a fully functional version limited to 10 images. Buy a software key to remove this limitation.