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PCMagazine Reviews Picasa 2
It was only announced yesterday, but PCMagazine already have a review out of Picasa 2, a software program that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your PC.
“It’s not just free. It’s better than ever. This past summer, the ever-expanding Google empire acquired Picasa, one of PC Magazine’s favorite photo-management tools, and a week later, in keeping with its usual business strategy, the company quit charging for the application. Now, for the first time since the acquisition, Google has released a new version, Picasa 2.0, and we like it even more than before.”
Thanks to Sanj for the link.
Website: PCMagazine - Picasa 2 Review
In other Picasa-related news, USA Today has an interview with the man who created it, Lars Perkins.
“A camera enthusiast, he figured digital photography was a lot of fun but way too complicated. So he dreamed up Picasa, a software program that takes the pain out of finding photos stored on a computer hard drive.
Last summer, Google snapped up Picasa, a tiny firm with 18 employees and about 500,000 paying customers, for an undisclosed sum. It hired Perkins as part of the deal.”
Website: USA Today - Entrepreneur lets Google fly with his creation
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#1 Fredy Ross
Tried to make a collage with raw canon files and my computer stuck. I was excited as it seemed so easy to accomplish. Anybody else tried? Thanks Fredy
12:04 pm - Wednesday, January 19, 2005
#2 Mahalie
I just installed Picassa 2 - OMG - it's the best. I've been a digital photo hobbyist for years and work with hundreds of photos a day putting together marketing packages at my job. This program scanned only the network files I indicated and finally I can attach valuable metadata to photos for putting packages together quickly. I can't believe it's free.
6:22 pm - Monday, January 24, 2005