Picasa
Picasa is a free software associated with Google that is used to help users, share, organize, and edit their pictures. There are many options available in the software that allow the user to customize the organization of the photographs and it is ideal for professional photographers or people that have a large volume of photographs that all need to be appropriately categorized.
Uses of Picasa
It should be stressed that Picasa is not an image editor, just an image organizer. However, the options for organization that picasa offers are unparalleled by any other image categorizing software available. Users can save their photos in any variety of file formats with tags created so that each file format has specific information associated with it. Google technologies also allow picasa users to take advantage of geotagging, adding coordinates to whatever image is being edited. There is a back-up system that allows users to make changes to a hidden file expressly made for editing before the final changes are made with the save function.
Another helpful feature that picasa offers, is facial recognition software supplied by Neven Vison. Neven Vision is a company that specializes in facial recognition software, and though it is now public, it has won competitions against formal government crime scene investigation software and is equal to the best version out there. This means that official CSI quality software capabilities are now available to consumers through the wonder of picasa. There are many other advantages to picasa such as advanced categorization systems as well as several different modes of organizing, but best of all is how user friendly it is. Picasa is software for everyone.
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