Evidence A.1:

http://i39.tinypic.com/iemdnc.jpg

http://youtu.be/5o37GORoKUQ

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-insurmountable

You do realize i was there in person when I took the picture right?

http://youtu.be/5o37GORoKUQ

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than iPhoto, particularly in the reds.

Even still, this post is false. I can keep my photos anywhere I want to on my drive in Picasa; iPhoto copies aliases (aliai?) to your home folder for each item you import, and doesn't do watch folders.

I can delete files off the camera without having to download them; a (surprising) requirement with iPhoto.

but i do all my viewing in picassa... then lastnight i was looking at a couple pics in one as i imported and then looked at tghem in picassa like wtf.

how do I get picassa to look the same. i'd rather them have vibrant color like the original pics than that faded non colorsafe bleach shit.

http://youtu.be/5o37GORoKUQ

#htpw

If you don't feel the images are brilliant enough, either program lets you pump up the color saturation.

picassa is way better than iphoto

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chap19150/

Well, Picasa wins by default

so both fails even out, geeeah

because wine+picasa is horrible

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chap19150/

running it natively on my ubuntu - digital good times

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Fuck your sig.

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It got to be so buggy, I just pretty much stopped using it to store my camera photo's and left em all on the external harddrive .

When they finally released Picassa for mac, it was a dawn of a new day for me.

finally released Picasa for Mac.

I searched through literally every photo-viewing program I could find for the Mac looking for a Picasa replacement.

Picasa just handled everything so perfectly: digital camera management, screensaver creation, insta-collages, management of images for work, *ahem* pr0n, etc...

I'm so glad to have it back. It was almost as fulfilling as getting Logic Pro back after buying a Mac. For THAT shit, I basically had candles lit and "Reunited" playing in the background.

Lightroom has a better digital workflow imo.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chap19150/

Like, editing photos for clients...I actually prefer its color controls to Photoshop's.
But Picasa is better for more casual tasks. I mean, it's kind of overkill to use Lightroom to organize trip photos, or to survey and lust over 20 hot pictures of *insert girl/guy here*

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Fuck your sig.

picassa is better lol.

http://youtu.be/5o37GORoKUQ

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Google Photo has some dope features like search but I don't want to upload all my photos to the google cloud.

I want those new google photos features in picasa. I want every time my phone is on my local network all the photos on my phone backup to my desktop via picasa (But Google wants everything the other way around. I can easily set up autosync'ing to upload to the cloud.).

Got me wondering if there are alternatives to picasa I should be considering.



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Photos is dope though

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