Which softeware do you watch pictures?

yes i also use picassa and windows default photo viewer for viewing the pics.........but i like the graphics of picassa the most..

hye too. for me, which I choose to watch picture I used Adobe Photoshop software or digital Sony software. But the best software I choose Adobe Photoshop cause it is easy to edit a picture

hi ayukawasouhiko.........i am also using picasa 3.0 as my default picture viewer its great but still can be improved a bit like we cant make any of our wallpaper as our desktops background while we are looking them on picasa.......so lets hope it will be sorted out in the newer version of picasa......

hey ayukawasouhiko, i don't have a lot of photos and don't really use a dedicated software for viewing photos, i just don't want to install any software for viewing pictures, i want my computer to stay as clean as possible for making it work faster and so i use the default windows gallery... but if someone wants a fashionable software for viewing photos, i would recommend picasa, it is a very nice software and it scans your computer for photos, so basically all your photos in the computer can be easily viewed all at one place, i like that feature, there is no trouble searching for photos.... something i would recommend for people who keep a lot of photos... have a nice day

ACDsee is a good software to see the pictures. I used it in the past. Now I just use the default software from Windows XP Professional to see the pictures. Although it doesn't have many features, but all I want is just see the photos. I use Photoshop to edit the image. So I don't want to install one more software.

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I used to be a keen user of IrfanView, but now, that Picasa really has evolved into a more convenient application, I have started using it with great interest - easy slideshow opportunities, one click away from opening the real picasa to change the image itself and many other handy features.
Also, Picasa seems to be more lightweight, than IrfanView, therefore it opens up faster and loads the image within seconds, whereas opening IrfanView might've taken a lot longer and more resources.

I am using Picasa and usually uses windows default picture viewer to view the images