How to manage pictures like ACDSee under Mac

Preface:

Win below has acdsee this good picture software, Mac but not.

Many of the initial from the PC to Mac users feel very inconvenient, in fact, Mac has built a lot of acdsee software for our common functions, but we have not found.

ACDSee features a lot, but in fact many of us just use the few features that are commonly used by ACDSee:

Batch name, rotate picture, adjust picture size, convert format, slide show, move picture, set desktop, view picture information.

See below for specific implementations:

1. Browse the thumbnail image, we can directly use the Mac built-in finder, the bottom right corner of the Finder window slider can adjust the size of the thumbnail.

2. Set the desktop wallpaper, 10.6 after the system has built-in this function to the picture point right click to see

3. Batch name, rotate the picture, adjust the picture size, conversion format These functions actually right also has, please download the following compressed package, unzip it after double-click Open the required function file, open after selecting the menu bar "file"/"Save As ..." point "storage is OK"

4. Slideshow, also very simple, just press two shortcut keys, command+a and then press ALT + space, OK, all the files under the current folder start full screen playback, you can also first use the mouse to select the picture you want to play, and then press ALT + space, you can

5. Move the picture, the Finder can do it, but I'm here I recommend a software totalfinder, which is an enhanced finder function of a software, you can make the Finder Tabbed Management window, for notebook users is still very useful. And this software also adds the cut, paste function. For those accustomed to the operation of shortcut keys is very practical.

6. View picture information, can be displayed by the Finder column, or the picture can be pressed Command+i

OK, the basic commonly used acdsee functions are these, at the same time, if you want to more professional management software that will be Mac iphoto:)