When working with images, I tend to start saving things as image_001.png and image_002.png for different versions of the same image. Being a programmer, I know that that isn't really a good way to do version control. I realize that there are some tools that I could use to do this such as git, but there is no simple way to view the history of a file using such a tool.
Is there version control software for images that allows you to view an image in it's current and previous states?
Best Answer
You could always use Visual SVN Server to do this. I version control documents and images with it just fine. And with Visual SVN Server + Tortoise SVN, subversion is so simple to set up and use.