Photo organiser/browser (1 Viewer)

Helios

Well-known member

• Jul 26, 2010

• #1

I'm using the PS elements 8 organiser to manage my photos, but I'm having a lot of issues with it at the moment. Just wondering what everybody is using these days. I used to use Picasa 2 ages ago.

 

Jason Bugay Reyes

Well-known member

• Jul 26, 2010

• #2

Photo Mechanic by Camera Bits is the best for viewing and managing my pictures I have used so far :king:

 

njlarsen

Gallery Moderator

Opus Editor

Supporter

• Jul 27, 2010

• #3

I like ACDSee, of which I am using the pro3 at the moment because of the way it can also help with some editing, but the more pure organizer (ACDSee 12) is a little cheaper.

Niels

 

Vernon Barker

Well-known member

• Jul 27, 2010

• #4

Lightroom is brilliant

 

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seaspirit

Well-known member

• Jul 27, 2010

• #5

Helios said:

I'm using the PS elements 8 organiser to manage my photos, but I'm having a lot of issues with it at the moment. Just wondering what everybody is using these days. I used to use Picasa 2 ages ago.

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As a browser for first image evaluation (weeding out the obvious no keepers) I use faststone image viewer. It is fast to bring images up, and allows to zoom in for a closer look to judge focus etc. in critical spots. And it is freeware.

The rest (database, scoring, processing) is done in Adobe lightroom ......

 

Azzy

Well-known member

• Jul 29, 2010

• #6

seaspirit said:

As a browser for first image evaluation (weeding out the obvious no keepers) I use faststone image viewer. It is fast to bring images up, and allows to zoom in for a closer look to judge focus etc. in critical spots. And it is freeware.

The rest (database, scoring, processing) is done in Adobe lightroom ......

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I just downloaded faststone myself, a fantastic program for previewing images, it's just what I needed, thanks for the suggestion!

 

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Chris Galvin

Well-known member

• Jul 29, 2010

• #7

For browsing, orgainising, keywording and conversion of raw files I use Breeze Browser Pro. Have done for years and is still my programme of choice even though I have Lightroom

 

NicoleB

Nature addict

• Jul 29, 2010

• #8

I have used Picasa too, but it's rendered useless now with the RAW files (it can't keep up with it no more).
I'm currently just 'working' with ViewNX from Nikon, but I am sorely missing a search function.
I hope I can get my hands on lightroom soon

 

Geoff Brown

Well-known member

• Jul 29, 2010

• #9

I too have photoshop elements 8 but tend to use Picasa more and more

 

Helios

Well-known member

• Jul 31, 2010

• #10

Thanks everyone for your response.