25 May 2012
Review Rating:
Type: Time limited demo
Platform: Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Manufacturer: Ashampoo
Size: 132.5MB
Number of Downloads: 1034
Price: £34.99
This is a software publisher's description.
Ashampoo Photo Commander 10 offers you the perfect mix of features to manage, edit, present and optimize your digital pictures. The program provides you with a quick and straightforward management of your photo collection including options to create groups, tag pictures and put together virtual picture albums. Assign for example the name of your last travel destination (tagging) to your holiday pictures. This way you can later find all pictures you took at that destination very fast.
Be creative and edit your digital pictures according to your wishes. Optimize photos with one click, remove red eyes or use different effects, like color changes, for your image editing. Turn your most beautiful images into oil paintings, create a calendar with your own pictures or a personal invitation with a funny picture of the last party.
Of course, Ashampoo Photo Commander offers lots of new features and improvements. Among other features there is the new dual-view modefor the comparison of an original picture and that picture while editing. Additionally, the optimization tools and video functions were improved, new effects were added and lots more.
Similar downloads
Latest downloads
Audio (53) | Backup (48) | Browsers (60) |
MediaCoder 0.8.12.5245 | Dropbox for Windows 1.4.7 | Google Chrome for Mac 19.0.1084.52 FINAL |
Business Software (416) | Desktop Tools (31) | File Management (154) |
Google Drive for Windows 1.1.3019 | Screenshot Captor 3.05.01 | Ashampoo Photo Commander 10.1.1 |
TFL director of Games transport Mark Evers discusses how the public transport network is preparing for this summer's event
Access your email and documents from anywhere and easily collaborate with others via this cloud-based suite
Access your email and documents from anywhere and easily collaborate with others via this cloud-based suite
Enter email address to edit your newsletter preferences
The wrong printers, for the wrong tasks on the wrong contracts
Who leads the BI pack and who should we be watching out for?
Do you agree?