Photography (471 programs)

Pros: Organize by tags. HDR support. Find and remove duplicates. Create panoramas.

Cons: Slow. Weak interface.

Pros: Quickly sort images. Good preview screen.

Cons: Rigid interface. Slow at rotating images.

Pros: Flash, name or speak colors. Supports multiple monitors. Handy magnifier.

Cons: Jammed up occasionally. Magnifier appears next to cursor.

Pros: Loads of material to customize your album. Save to PDF or email your work. Drag and drop.

Cons: Can't flip an image. Limited editing features.

Pros: Simplifies exporting to GLOBALedit.

Cons: Upload time can vary.

Pros: Streamlined. Don't need a .Mac account.

Cons: Can take a bit of time to set up FTP and feeds.

Pros: Easy to install.

Cons: Works only with CS3.

Pros: Slider. Sharpening, shadow and outline.

Cons: Hard to browse through Finder view. Slideshow feature crashes.

Pros: Keyboard shortcuts. Browsing through images. Supports all image formats.

Cons: Some items hidden from menu bar at startup.

Pros: Normal or simplified interface. Set thumbnail and picture. Regenerate galleries.

Cons: Weak templates.

Pros: Fast and efficient. Easily tag multiple photos. Copy and paste keywords.

Cons: Only works with iPhoto 06 and upwards.

Pros: Grab and save. Zoom on area. Display hex code.

Cons: Limited.

Pros: Batch resize. Leopard style interface.

Cons: Browsing through multiple pictures.

Pros: 3 Pallette tools. Analyze images for colors. Add and save color panels.

Cons: HSB controls difficult to handle.

Pros: Slick interface. Print books and calendars. Excellent presentation options. Unified search function. Integrated with OS X including Maps. Support for iOS camera filters.

Cons: Limited editing features. Builds a large library file. Full screen mode awkward.

Pros: Lots of webcams to view. Set update intervals. Adjust image settings.

Cons: Favorites picker.