One feature that makes it stand out is its ability to save the names of the people tagged and geo-tag information directly to the metadata of the file.Īdobe Lightroom CC is probably the best digital image management and editing program on the market right now. Apart from basic editing, you can also add captions, make collages, slideshows, panoramas, photo fuses and movies. Its photo editing features are fairly decent, and it allows easy uploading to OneDrive, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and Vimeo. It does not offer you the storage solution that Picasa does, but it works great if you are looking to manage all the pictures on your desktop. It has one of the most straightforward and easy to use layouts you will find on any photo editing app. I generally don’t like having my photo taken (and it’s my camera) so the fact that Picasa has found over 300 shots of me without a single mistake is remarkable – and more than enough.Windows Photo Gallery is an application that will make you feel right at home.
Confirm these suggestions and Picasa goes and finds some more, and then more again and all with astonishing accuracy. Incredibly all of them were, including many in bad hats and blonde wig (don’t ask). I clicked on the “me” tag and discovered that, based on just one image that I had tagged (with comedy glasses), Picasa had found another 17 images that it was confident was me and another 160 or so that it thought was me. I half-heartedly marked up a few photos of family members while idly thinking how nice it would be to have a week off to go through my entire collection of thousands of images like this…īut then I noticed that Picasa 3.5 had added a new People category to the main navigation panel down the left of the screen. Select a folder or album and Picasa does a great job of pulling out the faces in your images – or at least all those looking at the camera – and listing them in the People tab with an “add a name” label next to them. The real revelation though is face tagging. Likewise I don’t suppose many users ever bothered to geotag their their images via Google Earth, but now you can simply call up a Google Map in the Places panel and drag-and-drop your images onto it. I’m still too lazy to be a huge fan of intensive text-based meta tagging but Picasa clearly needed to improve its feeble floating Keywords panel and the Tags panel certainly does that.
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