ACDSee Pro (Mac) 1.7.389

Intuitive Workflow-Oriented Interface: To help you accelerate your workflow, ACDSee Pro's interface is built around the key steps of managing, viewing and processing images on the Mac OS. Designed in consultation with pro photographers and Mac users, the streamlined interface is also optimized to keep the focus on your photos while you work. Stay oriented within ACDSee Pro as you move between the Manage, View and Process modes with a simple click. Digital Asset Management Manage mode: Your foundation for an effective workflow is digital asset management. With the flexibility and control offered by ACDSee Pro, you can now manage your digital assets on the Mac platform to your specifications, rather than trying to adapt your workflow to fit the cookie-cutter cataloging imposed by other photo applications. Easily customize ACDSee Pro to suit your unique needs as a photographer, and get ready to experience an accelerated workflow. Browse instantly: Browse your existing collection instantly with ACDSee Pro. Unlike catalog-based photo applications, you don't need to spend valuable time importing files that are already on your system and connected devices. ACDSee Pro automatically detects your devices, including cameras, photo frames and external memory. Browse these devices directly, and simply drag and drop to copy the images onto your hard drive. Access folders and files live, in real time. When you browse a folder, ACDSee Pro instantly populates thumbnails of your photos. Manage your metadata: Get all the information about your images in the Properties pane, which includes ACDSee database information like categories and ratings, file properties like size and resolution, and EXIF data such ISO speed and focal length. Zoom in on data details via the Custom Metadata pane, where you can see at a glance the data that is most important to your workflow. ACDSee Pro also supports IPTC Core, Extended and IIM, as well as XMP sidecar files.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	December 15, 2012
Platforms:	Mac
Users rating:	0/10