A Photo Manager And Digital Asset Manager For Creative Photography

By Author: Jamie Atkins
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Whether you're a practical amateur or a budding professional, you probably know all too well how difficult it can be to manage a constantly growing collection of photos. In the days of smartphone cameras especially, it's never long before you end up with hundreds or even thousands of photos on your hard drive, stored online, and elsewhere. But you probably aren't so interested in the more tedious aspect of managing your digital assets. Your interest is creative photography, which is why it helps to use a photo manager and digital asset manager to keep your workflows running smoothly. ACDSee Photo Studio Home 2020 packs quite a punch when it comes to greatly simplifying the organization of your photos. The latest edition supports face detection, multiple virtual baskets for gathering photos, even better keyword management, and much more.

Unleash the power of face detection

Any industry-leading photo manager worth its salt uses machine learning to simplify routine workflows, and ACDSee Photo Studio Home is no exception. Unlike a lot of leading solutions, however, this software applies machine learning ...
... to face detection and facial recognition. It's one of the biggest and most important innovations in photo management. Available with the 64-bit edition of ACDSee Photo Studio Home, the tool will automatically find people in your photos and let you name them for quick searching. That way, in mere moments, you can find every other photo featuring the same people in your entire collection. It will put names to faces, making photo organization more personal than you ever imagined possible. This will save many hours of tedious manual searching through unnamed files and photos.

Edit photos to achieve the perfect outcomes

ACDSee Photo Studio Home is more than just a photo manager or digital asset manager. It's also a full-blown photo editor for creative photography. You can achieve the perfect outcomes by applying precision filters. Aside from simple edits, such as cropping, resizing, flipping, and rotating, you can correct a multitude of flaws using the filters provided. Moreover, you can liven things up with watermarks, borders, frames, text, or vignettes. Another option is to draw directly onto the image, thus giving you control over every pixel. For example, you might apply special effects and alterations or improvements with a brush. That way, you get your photos looking exactly how you want them to look.

What's new in ACDSee Photo Studio Home 2020?

ACDSee Photo Studio Home 2020 is this year's major new release, and it has a raft of exciting new features and improvements. It now integrates with major cloud storage services like OneDrive or Dropbox and uses direct cloud synchronization to keep your files safely backed up off-site. The keyword management tool has been improved, and the software comes preloaded with a wide range of usable keyword sets defined according to category. That way, you can import established keyword lists instead of manually entering them from scratch. Other improvements include a better duplicate image finder, improved batch conversion for large sets of files, and image baskets for organizing specific project files.

Download your free trial today at: https://www.acdsee.com/en/products/photo-studio-home