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Step 2: Organizing Your Images
Make a folder for each lecture.
Put your digital images in the
folder, so they're in one place.
To view and work with your images, you
will need image organization software. Usually, you will only need one
piece of software. It should enable you to review, organize, crop, rotate,
sequence, and delete images.
Listed below are a few well-known image
organization tools (October 2005). New products come on the market all the
time.
Note: AVRL does not recommend any one tool over any other. Instead, AVRL intends to let people know relevant categories of software for enhanced digital image usage.
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- Picassa, free download from Google.
- ACDSee 8 Photo Manager, from ACD Systems.
- FastStone Image Viewer, from FastStone.
- http://www.download.com/
freeware, shareware, demo downloads
- For Windows: Look under Design and Photo software
- For Macs: Look under Mac Software, Media Management
- http://www.tucows.com/ freeware and shareware downloads.
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