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I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

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S602Z
 
My opinion, ACDSee is a great, fast viewer but any image manipulations done in it seem to be rather heavy handed on the compression algorithm, wind up with more jpg artifacts than with PS7 or PSP.
Ted
I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing
such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this
forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a
different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared
it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

Thanks
S602Z
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http://www.pbase.com/tdkd13
 
I was looking at canon forum for a while and saw this thread. I use ACDSee 5 also and have been very happy, however when i edit and save an image I still prefer PS7. Take a look at this thread
Dave
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1010&message=4232154
I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing
such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this
forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a
different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared
it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

Thanks
S602Z
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Dave, New to Digital Photography
http://www.pbase.com/tameria11
S602Z,Vivitar 285HV
 
I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing
such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this
forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a
different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared
it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

Thanks
S602Z
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ACDSEE is a superb viewer but its not that great as an editor. I sometimes use it just for testing how a picture will look if I can bothered opening photoshop up but nothing touches the daddy (photoshop 7) for editing.
Stevie
http://www.tartantammy.plus.com/digipics
http://newcumnock.net
 
I like the older version better. I don't like doing to much corrective surgery to my photos so acdsee works great for me. If I need a little more I have PS elements.
I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing
such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this
forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a
different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared
it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

Thanks
S602Z
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ACDSEE is a superb viewer but its not that great as an editor. I
sometimes use it just for testing how a picture will look if I can
bothered opening photoshop up but nothing touches the daddy
(photoshop 7) for editing.
Stevie
http://www.tartantammy.plus.com/digipics
http://newcumnock.net
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Ernie T.
 
I just discovered that the ACDSee "jpeg transforms" (image batch rotation) deletes the exif without event mentioning it! I love it as a viewer, but don't use it as an editor unless it's for quick work.

Henri
I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing
such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this
forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a
different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared
it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

Thanks
S602Z
 
Hello,

I have ACDSee and used it for image viewing, but have found myself prefering IrfanView. IV loads faster and preserves EXIF for the simple tasks I assign to it (image rotate, for example).

Timothy Dunnigan
http://www.helpforfamilies.com/photos/index.htm
http://www.pbase.com/tdunnigan/
I use ACDSee as an image viewer and to perform some basic editing
such as redeye and cropping. I hardly ever read of anyone in this
forum using ACDSee which makes me wonder if I should be using a
different/better application. I like ACDSee but have not compared
it to any similar program. Any Thoughts?

Thanks
S602Z
 

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