Suggestions on photo management software please. Looking for something to manage all my digital images
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I actually use Picasa to go through my photos and edit/enhance them on my computer. I can tag them and add descriptions on my computer through Picasa. Then I upload them to Flickr to store and share - and all the info I've added through Picasa is automatically uploaded to Flickr too.
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M$Adobe (Photoshop) Lightroom or
Apple Aperture
Lightroom and Aperture are professional level - but suitable for all of us. They are tools which allow for filing, managing, searching for and editing our images. Both are amazing products, well worth the cost ($299 Lightroom, $199 Aperture). It's a personal choice, usually based on your photo editing software (or RAW converter if you are shooting RAW files).
Also, If you don't already have editing software - either of these products will give you most of the editing capacity that you may ever need.
Here are the links:
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshoplightroom/?sdid=DKRZV
http://www.apple.com/aperture/
Have fun!
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Glad you found something that worked for you.
Thanx for your answer as well, I might look into Lightroom in the future, but I already have Photoshop, and Paint Shop Pro, right now I just wanted something to help me organize all the photos etc. spread out over 2 externals and 2 partitions, (spring cleaning time.)
