Compared to ACDSee, this edition is dedicated to professional and advanced amateur photographers looking for total control over their workflows. It's possible to examine photo details using zoom, navigator, magnifying glass and histogram tools, instantly adjust exposure and remove color cast, eliminate flaws and other unwanted image parts using heal and clone tools, as well as to add text, custom borders, vignettes, drop shadows, matte, and edge effects, among others.ĪCDSee Pro is available for $59.95 / €62.95 and adds several features to the ones previously described. The application supports visually tagging pictures via color labels, customizing and saving workspace layouts, metadata views, the file sort order and shortcut keys, as well as for loading external editors, viewing maps and enabling reverse geocoding by selecting a pin on the map.ĪCDSee features support for an extensive list of file types (image, audio, video). You can create as many ACDSee databases as you want and swiftly cycle through them. It lets you organize photographs using folders, categories, keywords, metadata, ratings and color labels, as well as quickly track down images by building indexes based on metadata, file properties, data, event, keyword, rating, location and edited state. The developer presents ACDSee (available for $39.95 / €41.95), the slimmest package out of the three, as ideal for photo enthusiasts with a growing image collection. Differences between ACDSee, ACDSee Pro and ACDSee Ultimate It's an all-around package that contains tools for managing, viewing, developing, editing and publishing photographs, mainly catering to professional users, such as graphic designers and creative artists. ACDSee Ultimate represents the most comprehensive version from the ACDSee graphic series: ACDSee, ACDSee Pro, and ACDSee Ultimate.

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