Are there revision control systems for images?

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I would make crazy use of such a revision control. If it doesn't exist - where would to a good starting point for building one? I can probably make a lot of designs and interaction flows, but to implement it is another thing.

Would it be a good idea start by creating a macro to work with Adobe Photoshop / Illustrator? Or one of the online image editing tools?

Can anyone refer me to anyone working on one of the online image editing tools?

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Crazy Idea but what if you were to record an action (if you are in Photoshop obviously), for every image that you work on. Then you could simply play the action back on the original image and voilĂ !

This requires some forethought in pressing 'Record Action' when starting editing.. but I'm sure a plugin could be rigged to do it for you.

It's a starting point though.

In general SVN or maybe even the Mercurial LargeFiles Extension would be ok though...

You can refer this link Image Version Control

It provides a mechanism to provide version control on images. For minor changes on images, instead of forming a whole new image, a compressed form of change will be appended to the original image.

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