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The photo editing software landscape has changed quite a bit since 2007.

But despite the emergence of fun iOS and Android photo apps, most of us still do prefer to sit down at our desktop to fine-tune our images before sharing them.

So we took a look at ACDSee Pro 5 to see if its the kind of software wed rely on to fine-tune our images.

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ACDSee offers an extensive line of photo software from full applications to utilities and apps.

In addition to its flagship ACDSee Pro 5 for Windows, the company also offers ACDSee Pro 2 for OS X Intel-equipped boxes.

They are different, if somewhat equivalent, products so we didnt combine them for this review.

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The company recently released ACDSee Free, a free image viewer for Windows that uses the same display technology as ACDSee Pro to view 11 different file types.

ACDSee claims ACDSee Pro is the only solution that allows photographers to carry out all essential tasks of the photography workflow and digital asset management in one place.

Lightroom users might object with some validity but ACDSee Pro does include not only non-destructive image editing in its Develop mode but also bitmap editing in its Edit mode.

Lightroom users who want to do bitmap editing have to duck over to Photoshop for that.

You can also strip Exif and IPTC metadata to protect your privacy.

Note that Raw file support is provided within the application itself, so the latest cameras will require the latest version.

The latest version can be downloaded from where the Release Notes detailing which cameras are supported are also available.

DirectX, for example, makes a big difference in the quality of slide show you can see.

On one system we used, ACDSee Pro advised us that the graphics card would not support some of its advanced features but it proceeded to run the slide show anyway.

We installed ACDSee Pro on a Toshiba laptop and a Sony Vaio desktop both running Windows XP with Service Pack 3.

We also installed an update to ACDSee Pro in the course of reviewing the product.

ACDSee Pro notified us the update was available and we downloaded the updater and ran the InstallShield Wizard to install it.

Both XP systems initially had 512-MB RAM and, while the program did function with that much memory, it ran very slowly.

So we put a 1-GB memory chip in the newer computer, bumping it up to 1.5-GB and that made a significant difference in performance.

Both are pretty low-end system these days with just the minimum system requirements apart from our RAM upgrade, but we thought that would make an interesting argument for the program.

When you launch ACDSee Pro, it invites you to take a tour of its five modes.

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