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 If
you take photographs for a living or you are a weekend hobbyist this
image management and editing software suite will help you organize and
categorize your photos.
In addition, the suite helps you organize your shots AND allows you to view, fix, and share them more easily.
ACDSee 9 makes organizing your photos quick and easy. You will have more time to
edit and share your photos because you spend less time finding them and
categorizing them.
ACDSee 9 also helps you get your Photos loaded faster from any storage device, and it automatically categorizes your shots based on metadata information (e.g., keywords, size, date taken).
We
use ACD in environments where people who have never seen the software
will be using it in a matter of minutes. This is invaluable in an
environment where we do not have time to train each person that comes
to our booth. This simplicity makes this a valuable gift idea for the
non-computer expert in your family.
We
have found that the interface is easy for people to use and is
customizable. This allows us to remove functions we do not want people
to use.
ACD even helps you print by offering time-saving Print Layouts that will make your printing easier and less confusing. From printing
to email we have found this software to be well written and reliable.
Other useful features include batch rename and resizing many photos at once.
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The
first time we loaded Google we found pictures we had forgotten about.
Once we found them we were able to use Picasa to organize all the
photos on our office computers.
You can even rate the photos with a star.
Best of all: It is FREE!
More than a image viewer. It helps you organize too.
You can clean up those messy folders, remove duplicates, and organize by
simply dragging and and dropping pictures from one folder in Picasa to
another. It only takes seconds to re-name one picture or a group of
pictures. You can even make an album. or a way to work with Album Collections.
Submitted by Art Sprague of Art's Photography |
