Like all good photo editors, ACDSee Photo Studio 6 also has a good set of image adjustment tools in the Develop Mode. The Map Pane in Photo Studio 6 is an easy way of managing and applying GPS data to photos.
It's also possible to select a pin on the map and use the Reverse Geocode function to write the location data to the corresponding IPTC fields in an image using just three clicks.
This is so handy if you’ve forgotten to turn on GPS function on your camera or if you have a bunch of older photos that have no GPS data already embedded in them. It’s a great feature for travel photographers and I like how it's possible to drag and drop image files onto a location on the map and instantly geotag the photo or even a whole folder of images.
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Image files that have GPS location details embedded in them are automatically recognized by the software and can be displayed on a world map showing the user where and when the images were taken. It's the perfect tool for making blue skies bluer or stunning orange sunsets that bit more orangey, just don't overdo it! It's possible to isolate exact colors and then edit them to perfection. Saturation, brightness, and hue can all be adjusted using sliders in both Standard and High-Quality modes. The RAW image processor built into Photo Studio 6 has plenty of controls for turning RAW image files into finished photos and includes a sophisticated color editor that gives access to no fewer than eight separate color ranges. Easy Select tabs enable the selection of multiple folders to search through and a whole range of file types are supported with Quick View so the user can see exactly what’s in a file before taking the trouble of opening it with another piece of software. Complex searches can be saved for re-use with a single mouse click. Keyword lists can be imported from other software and exported to share with others. This latest version of Photo Studio has some significant enhancements including direct access to a user’s iCloud Drive. Finding the exact images from a stack of photos has never been easier. Metadata can be copied and pasted to whole batches of photos, which should cut down laborious cataloging functions such as organizing photos from a wedding shoot or travel assignment.
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Duplicate images can be hunted down and erased to save disk space, plus there's full control over IPTC information, custom metadata and even custom labels and tags. The Asset Manager Pane of Photo Studio 6 has some handy functions that enable photographers to add searchable keywords to an image or a whole group of images.
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