Picasa

Picasa, Inc began as a digital photography company based in Pasadena (California), which produced the photo organizer program of the same name, adapted or Microsoft Windows version of Apple's iPhoto original. In July 2004, Google acquired Picasa and made available to all, free of charge, the Picasa software. In parallel to software development Picasa, Google developed a photographic portal services through the Web under the name of Picasaweb.

The Picasa program allows the inventory of all computer graphics files, sorting and order, and also includes tools for editing and retouching. Program interacts with picasaweb allowing placing the photos into albums.

·         Retouching of images.

·         Preview photos with Picasa Photo Viewer.

·         Allows you to add text and watermark to the photos.

·         Set Picasa Web Albums from Picasa software. Allows among other things, set the privacy level of albums, resizing images, delete images or entire albums, synchronize changes in the photos

·         Manage folders on your computer.

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