ACDSee Pro For Mac

ACDSee Pro is a straightforward photo manager and image editor that you can use to perform various operations in real-time, process RAW files with ease and organize your picture library.

Retina users will be happy to know that ACDSee Pro is optimized for Retina displays, fact that allows you to view more details and edit your pictures more accurately.

With ACDSee Pro’s help you can really speed up your post-production tasks and organize photos, process RAW pictures and publish your work with just a couple of mouse clicks.

Thanks to the Lightning & Contrast Enhancement, you can enhance poorly lit photos and create amazing HDR pictures using just one photos.

Moreover, you can automate the workflow by customizing the provided batch presets in order to increase your productivity.

Keeping your digital photos organized can be achieved through the use of the suite of management tools, as well as the all-in-one powerful search tool that helps you find any photo faster than ever.

ACDSee Pro also integrates cloud storage that you can use to quickly share your favorite photos via your personal ACDSee Online cloud space.

To better organize your library you can create keyword hierarchies, which you can assign with the check of a box. This combined with the powerful search engine allows you to filter the displayed images and view the images assigned to certain keywords.

The built-in image editor helps you reduce noise cause by high ISO values, straighten your pictures, adjust individual and overall color, crop images and obtain high-quality results. You can even experiment with a wide variety of looks thanks to the ready-to-use develop presets offered by ACDSee Pro.

When you want to focus on your shots you can enable the full screen and analyze details using the pan and zoom tools. The filmstrip viewer helps you browse your entire collection in real-time and spot the picture you are looking for.

You can present your photos in a simple full-screen slideshow that you can also mirror to your Apple TV. You try different creative transitions or use the traditional fade to the next image style.