Once you have amassed a large photo collection, it quickly becomes a chore to keep everything organized. Fortunately, ACDSee presents an excellent time-saving solution that provides you with the features and functions you need to organize, edit, and share your photos with ease. From a centralized photo manager, you'll be able to work easily with your entire image collection, making this utility a must-have for amateur and professional photographers seeking to optimize their workflows.

The latest edition of ACDSee sports many new features and improvements, including a new Photos mode, a collections organizer, Microsoft OneDrive integration, and improved support for 4K screen resolutions. ACDSee also includes the Smart Indexer. This innovative feature sorts your photo collection and adds it to the program's database automatically. This feature is enormously beneficial in situations where growing photo collections make it extremely time-consuming to organize manually. Best of all, the Smart Indexer knows when you've made changes to your images or the folders they're stored in, and will automatically update the database accordingly.

The most recent edition of ACDSee also provides the ability to painlessly convert from Lightroom to ACDSee. With a few clicks, users can import their Lightroom database, keeping their collections intact, as well as their metadata viewable and editable in ACDSee. In addition, ACDSee 19 has added another 33 camera models to its lengthy list of supported RAW file formats, including 12 coveted Fuji X-Trans models.

You can learn more about ACDSee at http://www.acdsee.com/en/products/acdsee-19