As announced here is a review of ACDSee pro Photo Manager.

Especially when you have collected a large amount of digitial photos on your hard disk you'll need to organize them.

One of the top tools for this task is ACDSee:

This piece of software allows to collect the photos (or any kind of pictures) in a database. The database is very, very fast, which means that you will find your photos very quickly.

You can import your photos directly from your camera and give them a tag vor better indexing.

The program has also the most needed functions for image correction. Most corrections can be done with a mouse-click. If needed you can fine tune the images with various tools. Chances are good, that you do not need any aother tool for photo editing, because the program has all of the most common needed features.

As a full featured tool you can archive your images to CD/DVD or create slide shows and much more.

If you don't have a tool for Photo organizing or are dis-satisfied with another tool, ACDSee could be your number one choice.

The used systems resources are fairly small, so the program will also run (and we meen run) on older machines.

You find more informations on their website:

http://de.acdsystems.com/products/acdsee/

Some final notes:

We do not stay in any closer relation to the manufacturer and we could not guaranty that the programm will do all the tasks you  want to do. It's just a description of our opinion about the program.

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