Full Review

You won't find a more comprehensive photo-management tool than ACDSee. Name a feature, and this program has it. Start with its excellent organizational tools, which allow you to view photos by folder, by content (whether they have people in them, for example), by rating, by those most commonly used and viewed, and by other criteria. Want to view photos categorized by the camera make, model, and owner? It can do that. How about by the aperture, shutter speed, or focal length? No problem.

If all ACDSee did was organize your photos, it would be a great piece of software. But it also has extremely good editing tools, including features that can crop, resize, change the exposure, reduce red-eye, sharpen, and add special effects. In addition, you can convert your photos into other formats--either individually or in batch mode--and you can send them by e-mail or upload them to the Flickr and SmugMug sharing sites. So, if you're committed to managing your photos, this would be the perfect tool to have in your PC arsenal.

You won't find a more comprehensive photo-management tool than ACDSee. Name a feature, and this program has it.