Quickly find and organize your collection of pictures with various search tools and the possibility to edit EXIF data, run slideshows and more.
- cPicture
- Version : 3.7.2
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :cPicture
cPicture Description
Nearly every mobile device nowadays is fitted with a powerful camera. As such, your computer sooner or later becomes the resting place for most pictures you take. This is why you might want to look for a way to keep all of them organized, with utilities like cPicture being specialized in this regard, with various ways to find and organize your media collection.
Can be used on the go
A neat advantage of the application is that you don’t need to install it on your system, so you can keep it on a removable storage device and use on the go, as well as keep system registries intact. In addition, the office like design makes you quickly get acquainted with its features.
Quickly identify files you need
The overall design allows you to almost instantly reach any part of your computer. This is done through a side panel that displays a list of all folders, while highlighting folders that contain multimedia files, as well as showing the amount ant space they take up.
Furthermore, you can drag a custom selection of pictures over the main window to better organize your albums. Folders can be created so you can arrange pictures your own way. There’s also an integrated search engine that, although pretty basic, gets the job properly done.
Poor set of editing options
When it comes to editing, there are only a few options to tackle. The application can be used mostly to index and organize collections, with editing possibilities only allowing you to apply red eye removal, convert to several other formats, generate grayscale or change EXIF data. On the other hand, there’s an option to create a shortcut to open files with a custom application so there’s a way to bypass the lack of editing options.
A few last words
To sum it up, cPicture is not your average photo viewing and editing applications, mostly targeting specialized images that contain localization data. You quickly get acquainted with the set of features, while identifying files of interest is done in a matter of seconds.