What is the best photo management software on the market today? I don't mind if it costs money either.

But I have absolutely zero interest in photo editing. I just want something that can manage my huge collection of photos with speed, and where I can easily click on the photo to view it in full size.

have you looked at google's picasa?

Since I got Adobe Bridge, I really haven't used a standalone photo manager but, before that, I had one that I really liked. It was called FotoAlbum (by FotoTime). It was very simple and intuitive. It was free when I used it, but now it isn't. There is, however, a free trial. Go to http://www.fototime.com/pages/ftdownloads if you are interested.

ACDSee Pro has always been a favourite of mine.

if you want to edit photos try gimp

Originally Posted by pcmaster160

if you want to edit photos try gimp

OP wants "photo management software "

Originally Posted by davemies

OP wants "photo management software "

Sorry I didn't read the first post.

Photo editor 1.2

Where is the photo gallary and infrastructure of gl bajaj institute of technology and management?



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I am usualy use ACDSee. This software is familliar for me. working at microsoft windows.

I guess Picasa is one reliable photo management software out there that you can have. Other than that, I don't use any other photo management software... You can give ACDSee a try as well. But go first with Picasa.

Maybe FlickR ?? or Google Picassa

ACDSee is the common software for managing photos but Google Picassa got my interest coz its created by google so expect this is the best.