Management tools

Can anyone suggest management tools for photo archiving? I know of a few that cost well over $100, such as Extensis, however I don't want to spend that much money.

Thanks for any suggestions.

- Peter

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You can have a try with this softwa
AnyPhoto Manager - http://www.any-photo-album-software.com

It only costs $30 more or less, but still powerful functions at
photo acquiring, photo browsing, organizing, searching,
editing/optimizing,
and photo sharing(such as Photo slide show, email, print, or burn to
discs)
That is a shareware, so you needn't pay for it for your trial.

You can have a try with this softwa
AnyPhoto Manager - http://www.any-photo-album-software.com

It only costs $30 more or less, but still powerful functions at
photo acquiring, photo browsing, organizing, searching,
editing/optimizing,
and photo sharing(such as Photo slide show, email, print, or burn to
discs)
That is a shareware, so you needn't pay for it for your trial.

Hi Peter,

Have you tried Adobe Photoshop Album? There's a starter edition which
is free -- allows you to manage images with tags and search on them,
which is very powerful.

I also use Picasa (picasa.com) which is free -- allows you to breeze
through your collection very quickly.

Cheers,
Jules
http://www.shuttertalk.com
Digital photography forums and resources

Hi Peter,

Have you tried Adobe Photoshop Album? There's a starter edition which
is free -- allows you to manage images with tags and search on them,
which is very powerful.

I also use Picasa (picasa.com) which is free -- allows you to breeze
through your collection very quickly.

Cheers,
Jules
http://www.shuttertalk.com
Digital photography forums and resources

Hi Peter,

Have you tried Adobe Photoshop Album? There's a starter edition which
is free -- allows you to manage images with tags and search on them,
which is very powerful.

I also use Picasa (picasa.com) which is free -- allows you to breeze
through your collection very quickly.

Cheers,
Jules
http://www.shuttertalk.com
Digital photography forums and resources

Hi,

By far, StudioLine Photo 2 is the best on the market for the money - only $44. You can even try it for free...

Website: http://www.studioline.biz

Have fun!

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Hi,

By far, StudioLine Photo 2 is the best on the market for the money - only $44. You can even try it for free...

Website: http://www.studioline.biz

Have fun!

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Hi there,

I found to be quite a full featured image management package. Certain
aspects such as cataloguing, viewing metadata and searching are quite
powerful, which is quite essential in administering an image
collection. However, a counter intuitive interface, processor and disk
intensiveness detracted a bit from what was a useful, feature packed
product.

You can read my full review he
http://www.shuttertalk.com/articles/...line/index.php

Cheers,
Julian
Shuttertalk
Owner and Editor-in-Chief
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