>You know, some of the programs that come free with digital cameras aren't
>bad.
>I don't like iPhoto either, too cumbersome. Some of these programs have
>useful
>print features and lots of other useful stuff.
>
>Mostly, I use Camedia, that comes with the Olympus cameras. It's quick,
>conveneient and it supports drop and drag, which some of the others don't.
> That
>is, you can select one or a a bunch of photos from the Camedia window and
>drag
>them to another folder or to Photoshop or Graphic converter. They will
>move to
>the new folder or open and appear in the app. Very convenient. The
>version I
>use is a couple of years old and runs in os 9 and in Classic.
>
>Rich
There are some very good commercial apps too - Extensis Portfolio
and Canto Cumulus and the excellent Photo Mechanic Pro from
camerabits.com which gives exposure comp in Photoshop. I have yet to try
iPhoto as I don't think it has the capability to import the raw Kodak DCS
format - I may be wrong so advice is welcome.
Pete
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