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Streamline Your Workflows with ACDSee Photo Organizer |
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| Date Added: July 05, 2018 11:39:06 PM | |
| Author: Jamie Atkins | |
| Category: Computers: Multimedia | |
| Are you a practical amateur photographer with a rapidly growing selection of photos? Sure, today's storage devices might be getting bigger all the time, but the vast number of files and documents that people now need to work with often makes it difficult to keep organized. If that sounds like your situation, then you probably need a better way to organize your photos. ACDSee gives you the tools you need to organize and share your photos, no matter how big your collection is. Share and Organize Photos Efficiently Even those of us who aren't much into photography often have huge numbers of photos on our hard drives. After just a few years of snapping photos on smartphones and standalone digital cameras, it doesn't take long before you end up with a single folder containing thousands of files. Just wait until you want to find a specific photo, and you'll likely find yourself facing a monumental task. That's why you need to keep your media content properly organized to free up your routine and have the chance to focus on what you do best - taking photographs! ACDSee uses an instantly familiar folder structure, which looks much like Windows File Explorer at a first glance. This makes the program easy to use straight out of the box, but its simplicity is deceptive - behind the user-friendly controls, ACDSee provides a wealth of powerful features to help you streamline and optimize your workflow and manage your digital assets with ease. Going far beyond the very basic and general functionality of Windows File Explorer, ACDSee allows you to define photo categories, assign hierarchical keywords and tags and even use visual color labelling. Furthermore, there is a smart indexing feature that catalogs and organizes your photos while the computer is idle. This is a great way to manage much larger collections, which might otherwise take up too much processing power while you're working at the computer. Optimize Your Photos, not Just Your Workflow Photographers are adept at taking and editing photos. Those are their job obligations - not fiddling with trivial computing issues and trying to work with lots of different programs. Fortunately, ACDSee provides you the tools you need not just to keep your photos organized, but also to edit them in a variety of ways. You can effortlessly modify and overhaul your photos to give them that professional flair they deserve without having to work with a complex photo-editing program. For example, you can reduce red eye effects, rotate, flip or resize images. The controls are intuitive and extremely simple to use, and you can enjoy complete control over your work throughout your projects. ACDSee is a constantly improving solution that's the result of many years of research and development. Each new version sports many improvements and refinements to help make your job as an amateur photographer easier. The latest edition provides enhanced performance and a better noise-reduction algorithm to have your photos looking better than ever. If you're ready to get started, visit http://www.acdsee.com/en/products/acdsee and downlaod the program today. | |
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