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See the newest version of ACDSee Photo Editor here
ACDSee 7.0 photo management software,
PC Magazine's Editor's Choice for digital photo management
in their April 15, 2005 issue, excels in organizing, searching
and retrieving photos. ACDSee targets intermediate to advanced
digital photographers and uses keywords and categories to
organize images. There is a user-definable master keyword
list for standardizing searchable words and phrases, allowing
you to quickly assign keywords. You can select images from
different folders and view them at the same time in the same
window. ACDSee's image rating system lets you rate your images
and then you can sort and dispay them according to the rating.
ACDSee has a Backup utility where you can
perform full backups or incremental ones.
ACDSee lets you drag
thumbnails into an Image Basket, which acts as a temorary
holding area where you can edit, print, email and manage photos.
The software has decent editing capabilities with a red-eye
correcting tool, a One-Click Fix, adjustment levels, several
filters to add special effects and remove noise, and cropping
to standard or custom sizes.
A real plus is ACDSee's
batch processing capability that lets you quickly rename,
resize, rotate and flip, adjust exposure, convert to 14 image
formats and create up to 9 different archive file formats,
including ZIP and encrypted formats.
ACDSee has a utility
for making stand-alone slide shows run by an .exe that you
can use as a screensaver or send by email. The software also
outputs professional looking html pages.
There is no question that ACDSee 7.0 is
one of the best programs for managing your images with the
most extensive archiving capabilities, at a reasonable price.
Click
Here for a FREE TRIAL of ACDSee!
Links to Books about Digital Photography
PC
Magazine Guide to Printing Great Digital Photos
How
to Do Anything With Digital Photography
Sharing
Digital Photos: The Future of Memories
Rick
Sammon's Complete Guide to Digital Photography: 107 Lessons
on Taking, Making, Editing, Storing, Printing, and Sharing
Better Digital Images (Paperback) 
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