#Acdsee photomanager trial#
#Acdsee photomanager windows#

If the camera was reset multiple times, then, of course, you need to select only the photos for one reset at a time for the batch date change. It automatically updates the remaining photos using the calculated offset (assuming the selected photos were all taken during the same period when your camera was reset). but automatically updated the dates to the proper date AND exact time by simply selecting the proper date/time of only the first photo in the selection. Surprise surprise, it had a very easy batch date editor that not only allowed me to change the dates.

#Acdsee photomanager trial#

I downloaded the free trial of PhotoManager 10. I decided to look into ACDSee again and went to their site. I downloaded about 6-8 of them and they all sucked. This week I finally got so frustrated with my date problem that I started searching for Exif editors and programs that could quickly and easily change dates (exif, created, modified, etc). I haven't used ACDSee since version 6 and actually stopped using it lately for Picasa (probably 2 years now).

#Acdsee photomanager windows#

Also, any serious printing or editing you have to revert to windows programs like paint and the default windows photo printer (which suck).

If you want to do things like more complicated batch editing, or changing dates when your camera get reset and you forgot to fix the date. I have been using Picasa and it is a great program that makes it very easy to browse photos, do very basic editing (particularly colour correction), and do basic printing. But, I would doubt they match ACDSee in pure efficiency. I agree, these programs are good and picasa is free. Many people would probably recommend photo elements, photoshop, picasa, etc. but for everyday people who want to manage their photos quickly and easily. I'm sure many people will disagree with me, but ACDSee is a really awesome photo management and editing suite that is very easy to learn and use. If you need to do serious editing, you may be better off getting a more advanced editor and just using PhotoManager for organizing and managing your photos. Once you add the special to the cart, you can also delete any components you don't want and just keep the, now cheaper, components you do want.