What Photo Management Software Do You Use?


Zeronta

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Hi, personally, I use Photoshop Lightroom 3.2 to manage my library photos. What photo management softwares do you use?
 

The one that came with my camera. It also does face detection, analysis and sorting (so I can sort by face too)
 

Hi, personally, I use Photoshop Lightroom 3.2 to manage my library photos. What photo management softwares do you use?
Picassa for photo management + lite editing and GIMP if i need photoshop`s capabilities.

They are FREE.
 

LR 3.2. Couldn't be happier :)
 

LR 3.2 Ftw. :thumbsup: just do some editting of colours and sharpness;)
 

I'm using picasa but it could not be noober... it has veri little functions that might make your photos seem nice to the untrained eye, but when you blow it up or sort critique from the more pro photographers, alot of the effects are somewhat ugly and cant be adjusted to the right amount like photoshop :D

but im lazy so thats what i use hahaha

if anyone has and "avaliable" versions of Photoshop Lightroom 3 do contact me haha
 

Using Photoshop CS3. Enough for my cropping, colour saturation and sharpening adjustments. Recent got my Lightroom for Raw processing, had not try it yet though.:)
 

Canon EOS Utility for importing
Canon DPP for slight editing (sharpening, white balance, etc)
Picassa for photo album management

All free and do what I need them to.

SeldomHere
 

I started with Photoshop Lightroom, and I don't think I can afford the full Photoshop suite for editing ;)

Anyone has any tips on how to learn Lightroom quickly? I'm still figuring out how to use the whole load of features.
 

I started with Photoshop Lightroom, and I don't think I can afford the full Photoshop suite for editing ;)

Anyone has any tips on how to learn Lightroom quickly? I'm still figuring out how to use the whole load of features.
if you need the feature, be surprised how fast you can learn.
 

LR3.2
 

Aperture. LR still has ways to go. Aperture's editing is so subtle and elegant.
 

no one uses ACDSee ?

1) Zoombrowser to import from CF card. It will sort out the shots according to dates for me.


2) Preview in ACDSee, and do ranking and rotating here. ACDSee has the most flexible renaming function which
I like very much. Have yet to see one close to this.
Unfortunately it doesnt do batch editing ie, group of photos brighten at the same level.


3) LR 2 ( have yet to upgrade ) for Batch editing. and some light post processing.
So far it works rather well.


I read LR 3 should have the sorting by date function when it imports.
But it still doesn't preview as well as ACDSee ie, it needs to import first.
ACDSee preview anything in th folder without any importing.

Let me know if you guys think there is a software out there that does all 3
 

I started with Photoshop Lightroom, and I don't think I can afford the full Photoshop suite for editing ;)

Anyone has any tips on how to learn Lightroom quickly? I'm still figuring out how to use the whole load of features.

I find LR easier than photoshop CS, somehow. Haha
 

no one uses ACDSee ?

1) Zoombrowser to import from CF card. It will sort out the shots according to dates for me.


2) Preview in ACDSee, and do ranking and rotating here. ACDSee has the most flexible renaming function which
I like very much. Have yet to see one close to this.
Unfortunately it doesnt do batch editing ie, group of photos brighten at the same level.


3) LR 2 ( have yet to upgrade ) for Batch editing. and some light post processing.
So far it works rather well.


I read LR 3 should have the sorting by date function when it imports.
But it still doesn't preview as well as ACDSee ie, it needs to import first.
ACDSee preview anything in th folder without any importing.

Let me know if you guys think there is a software out there that does all 3
I just upgraded from LR2 to LR3.

I think the date sorting function exist in LR2. In LR2, it can create a folder based on the date of the pictures taken in the memory card and transfer all the pictures into the folder by date.