BreezeBrowser Pro

We all have our own photo libraries to manage and keep track of, and utilizing software tools to speed up the work is a viable solution. You can of course browse through your images yourself, tag them appropriately, and so on, but that isn't necessarily efficient.

What are the options for software for the job, anyway? The internet is full of various solutions for all types of users, so a program like BreezeBrowser Pro shouldn't be anything particularly new: it sports a practical interface, capable of smoothing out the user's workflow when it comes to managing their photo library.

The software was designed to help users manage their photo library in a more utilitarian fashion, and that is immediately observable upon first boot-up. The interface can best be described as practical, owing to a no-nonsense design that prioritizes function.

Specify the directory where your library is located, and off you go: browse through your photos, analyze their EXIF data, tag and rank them, and utilize batch functionalities to empower your workflow. The interface lends itself well to working with photo libraries, thanks to the thumbnail and Film Strip views, which help users organize their stuff at a glance.

Owing to the RAW conversion functionality, this tool is notably useful for photographers. Not only that, but thanks to the software's focus on EXIF data, users can immediately see the data captured by their camera, all in detail via the Main View feature.

The histogram, along with the wealth of EXIF data, serves to provide users with photography knowhow an additional way to gauge their performance: both the camera's and their photo's. The EXIF information retains data about the autofocus mode that was used, the white balance, the ISO value, the still's colour space, their shooter's metering, and so on. All of this data can be exported via a .txt file.

In conclusion

It can be claimed that BreezeBrowser Pro is indeed aptly named. Navigating through the interface is a pleasing experience, and utilizing the Film Strip View makes for a very efficient way to manage one's photos