Imaging Software

Review by nicolas: Can only disagree. Don't be fooled by Picasa's nice looking UI. You'll soon get lost and come back to more usable packages like cam2pc! Can live without it from day one :-) (5/5 - 5-Apr-2005) Review by rooper: Looks like Google's Picasa which is freeware is a better package. (4/5 - 19-Mar-2005)

Review by geevee: Great Image Software! It is fast and easy-to-use image viewer and thumbnail browser from ACD Systems. You get a high-resolution picture viewer that supports 15 image formats like tiff, jpeg, pic, and gif. I can organize all my pictures and graphics with personalized descriptions, finding them is easy. (4/5 - 30-Jan-2007) Review by ari: I think it would be safe to say that anyone who has a PC at home does have a collection of pictures that he holds dear. Be it images downloaded from the Internet, images received through forwarded emails, photos from the scanner or digital camera, or even a desktop wallpaper collection. Chances are, that there are some useful images scattered all over your drive and the idea of sorting and categorizing them manually brings up a whole bunch of phobias in you. If this is the situation you're in right now then ACDSee may just be the thing for you. (4/5 - 22-Dec-2006) Review by Reviewer Tryer: Great Image Software! It is fast and easy-to-use image viewer and thumbnail browser from ACD Systems. You get a high-resolution picture viewer that supports 15 image formats like tiff, jpeg, pic, and gif. I can organize all my pictures and graphics with personalized descriptions, finding them is easy. (5/5 - 10-Oct-2006) Review by luca.armanni: I think it would be safe to say that anyone who has a PC at home does have a collection of pictures that he holds dear. Be it images downloaded from the Internet, images received through forwarded emails, photos from the scanner or digital camera, or even a desktop wallpaper collection. Chances are, that there are some useful images scattered all over your drive and the idea of sorting and categorizing them manually brings up a whole bunch of phobias in you. If this is the situation you're in right now then ACDSee may just be the thing for you (4/5 - 1-Feb-2006) Review by Sam: I think it would be safe to say that anyone who has a PC at home does have a collection of pictures that he holds dear. Be it images downloaded from the Internet, images received through forwarded emails, photos from the scanner or digital camera, or even a desktop wallpaper collection. Chances are, that there are some useful images scattered all over your drive and the idea of sorting and categorizing them manually brings up a whole bunch of phobias in you. If this is the situation you're in right now then ACDSee may just be the thing for you. (4/5 - 19-Mar-2005)