ACDSee is pretty similar to Picasa, but it's also way more complicated.
Picasa disappeared, which was a shame because it was simple enough and worked for "non-pro" stuff I did. Even with my Xeon Mini-Beast rig it's slow. Win10 files app just, well it's not good let's just say that.
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I have my pro stuff that everything is under, but it's a bit of a hassle when I just want to show some relatives or friends some photos. I actually haven't found a simple and decent enough solution.
I used Win before, then Mac, now back to Win over a decade. So, your issue is the same as mine was/is. I don't want all my files to be hidden from me. For folder contents, just resynch when changes are made.Īpple photos is nice to look at, and has some nice search and album features, but it sucks all your photos into some secret database file and you can no longer manage the files individually. Just point to the new location and that's it. In LR if you move folders around LR will notice and ask for the new location. If you are using Lightroom and ACDSee and have the audacity to move or delete a file using the file system explorer, the programs can't handle it. I would pay a lot of money for a 2020 refresh to Picasa, not that it will ever happen.Īll the other photo organizers/viewers either maintain rigid file system organization into folders and files, or they require the use of a catalog with all its headaches. And it was easy to right click and open in any editor you wanted. You just got a clean, perfect photo collection that you could group into albums, tag, label, rate, etc. You could move your photos around or delete them and Picasa would automatically update. You could keep your photos in any folder structure you wanted. Picasa was hands down the best photo viewer to ever exist.
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