ACDSee 5.0

20 reviews

Jun, 2024

Positive
usability (10)
performance (6)
size (1)
durability (1)
design (1)

Negative
price (4)
reliability (2)
screen (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 20 reviews of ACDSee 5.0. The average rating for this product is 3.9/5, compared to an average rating of 3.9/5 for other GPS for all reviews. People really like the size and design. The performance and usability are also appreciated. There are some mixed reviews about the durability. Some have doubts about the screen and reliability.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other GPS the ACDSee 5.0 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 79/100 = Good quality.

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Expert review by : Jay Munro (cnet.com)

ACDSee 5.0 review: ACDSee 5.0

ACDSee 5.0

Quickly categorizes your photos so that they're easy to find, share, and print; highly customizable interface; excellent tech support.

Limited editing tools; occasionally crashes; can't create new categories when importing images; expensive compared to the free, or cheap, downloadable competition.

ACDSee makes a decent tool for viewing and organizing your photos, but it has a few kinks.

Dec, 2002

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Expert review by : Mario Georgiou (kickstartnews.com)

ACDSee 7.0 Powerpack

As an imaging professional, I have used many image management and viewing utilities. ACDSee is one of the best of the image and photo viewing tools around. In this incarnation is also one of the fastest and most flexible. I have used ACDSee since...

Simple to use. Nice utilities and good basic photo editing capabilities. Powerful database engine capable of handling enormous image and photo collections. Terrific system image viewer. Cleanly handled every common, weird and strange media format I...

Slow to start. Update is problematic. Some of the utilities in the suite require some improvements in the entry field handling. You should be able to select, by file type, how the media is displayed. It would save a lot of time when generating a...

May, 2005

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Expert review by : Jason Dunn (digitalhomethoughts.com)

ACDSEE 7.0 Power Pack

I've been a user of ACDSEE since back in the 3.x days where I was just looking for a fast way to view JPEG images in full-screen mode. I've faithfully upgraded to every version since then - ACDSEE is like an old friend that I just can't bear to be...

Powerful core application ; Very fast image viewer ; Inuitive, fast workflow and interface

Application integration is poor ; Some stability problems ; FotoSlate 3 is weak

All said, in the past few months since starting to use the ACDSEE 7.0 Power Pack, I've found myself using other programs less and less, and these apps more and more. It's a powerful, fast software bundle that's highly optimized for a fast workflow. ACD...

Jan, 2005

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Expert review by : Jay Munro (cnet.com.au)

ACDSee 5.0 review: ACDSee 5.0

ACDSee 5.0

Quickly categorizes your photos so that they're easy to find, share, and print; highly customizable interface; excellent tech support.

Limited editing tools; occasionally crashes; can't create new categories when importing images; expensive compared to the free, or cheap, downloadable competition.

ACDSee makes a decent tool for viewing and organizing your photos, but it has a few kinks.

Dec, 2002

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Expert review by : Dan Chiappini (pcauthority.com.au)