There are various photo editing options and tools bundled with PhotoPad Pro. The software is great for all kinds of file viewing.
The software works with Windows and is a small and great raw file viewer. Imagine is an image, animation and raw file viewer developed by a Korean developer Chun Sejin. If you have Microsoft Camera Codec Pack installed on your system then you will not have to download or purchase any other raw file viewer software for viewing the raw files of your camera. I have a camera full and 34,000 photos to organize.Microsoft Camera Codec Pack raw file viewer is free it is compatible with most of the popular camera brands and supports wide range of camera models. I’m wasting days trying to figure out how to get pictures off my Nikon and onto my PC. And all these editors and managers say they are free till you download them and then up pops – OH, BTW, in thirty days you owe us….enjoy your trial.
It’s ridiculous and time-consuming and just plain HARD. The stupid organizer in Windows 10 is dumb and just getting photos INTO it take forever, one photo FILLS the screen and you can’t see what you’re doing, creating an album takes FOREVER and you can’t edit squat. Why the heck can’t someone make a photo app for a PC like the one on MAC where there’s a GREAT range of editing tools, right in the app where you import your photos, make albums, and have your pix RIGHT THERE, to open and edit as you review them? Apple gets it – why doesn’t anyone else? You can use basic filers, sharpen out slight blur, colorize or make black and white, adjust color, remove blemishes, remove noise, clear up red-eye – it’s all right there beside each photo with a click on “edit.” I’m going CRAZY trying to find something where I can import from my camera, organize my pix and edit them. There’s nothing easy about importing 34,000 photos, one by one, to an editor and exporting them back somewhere.
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