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Items can be e-mailed using a Gmail account from within Picasa (as well as the system default mail app, like Apple's Mail or Entourage), videos can be uploaded to YouTube, and both photos and videos can be uploaded to Picasa Web Albums, Google's free, feature-full sharing service. One of Picasa's most interesting features is its strong integration with Google services. If you aren't sure about making the leap, be sure not to make any changes in Picasa, because iPhoto won't pick them up. Any changes made in iPhoto will be quickly picked up by Picasa, but iPhoto switchers beware: it doesn't work the other way around.

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A basic movie editor allows for compatible files to be chopped and spliced together, complete with simple transitions and still photos for interstitial slides.Īn appreciated coat of polish for Mac users is that Picasa 3 displays a separate 'iPhoto Library' section in its sidebar, and the default iPhoto Library file (in your user's Home/pictures/folder) is already added to Picasa's watch list.

Near the top of Mac users' wishlists (especially those fed up with iPhoto and even its $200 cousin, Aperture) is Picasa's ability to watch specified folders for new images. Picasa brings a lot of interestingness to the table, however, and includes the 'same core features' that made its Windows counterpart so popular. For those familiar with the latest Windows version that we took for a test drive in September, Cook assured Ars that the Mac version 'works very much like Picasa 3 on the PC.' Picasa features many of the basics of photo and video organization, including albums, tags, the ability to create collages and slideshows, editing and touchup tools, and selective importing from many devices, even including an iPhone.

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Ars Technica spoke with Jason Cook, Product Marketing Manager for Picasa, about the release and just how closely it resembles its Windows counterpart, and took the new software for a spin.Īvailable for free from Google's Picasa product page, Picasa 3 for Mac is a beta (naturally) that brings Google's unique approach to both photo organization and photo application UI to the Mac (as long as you're on an Intel machine running at least Mac OS X 10.4-sorry PowerPC users).

Right on schedule, today Google announced Picasa 3 for Mac, the first version of the company's rich photo and video organizing software that runs on Mac OS X. Translations updated, including Polish.After years of desperate pleas, rumors, and a basic uploader plug-in, iPhoto finally has a formidable competitor.jAlbum's new 'large album build' warning can now be disabled (untick 'Show warning dialogs' under Preferences).Updated Groovy scripting engine to v4.0.12.More robust handling of writing titles to huge video files.

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The full screen review mode now displays the image dimensions as well.

The full screen review mode now scales-up images that are smaller than the screen.

Collaborative albums now has a 'QR-invite' option, allowing people to contribute to an album with their phone images through QR codes.

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The embedded browser now has a 'Phone previewer' button that allows you to preview and view galleries on your phone using a QR code.

SHIFT-click either preview button to preview galleries on your phone through the provided QR code.

Works across all mobile devices (Android + iOS). Simply point your phone's camera onto the displayed QR code and follow the link.

New 'Add from phone' function for direct and fast transfer of images and videos from mobile phones and tablets to the current jAlbum folder.

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Free update to anyone who is on a current support and update plan.

With JAlbum you decide where to put your album.

Publish the created album on the Internet in a snap with an integrated smart FTP and SFTP client with synchronization ability.

Your viewers only need their web browser to view albums.

Share your albums over the Internet straight from your local hard disk by using JAlbum's integrated web server.

Edit comments, rotate images and run slide shows off your local hard disk.

Arrange and select images easily by using drag and drop in an Explorer-like user interface.

Use or modify one of the many existing skins or create your own album look by making your own skin! Album appearance can be highly customized through use of skins (album themes). Just drag and drop images and image folders onto JAlbum and press 'Make album' We aim to make it the easiest to use and most powerful tool in this category and always keep it free! So far over 7 million photo albums have been published with JAlbum and the software is started every 7 seconds somewhere in the world.