Photo Supreme Lite Edition

When you have a lot of images and you want to find some that match your criteria, you can try Photo Supreme Lite Edition. If you need to manage more than 5000 assets, you can try Photo Supreme.

You need to start with selecting your files by adding the source files or folders and importing the supported formats: AI, BMP, CR2, CRW, DNG, ERF, GIF, HDR, HEIC, JPEG, NEF, PCD, PSD. RAW, RW2, TIFF, X3F and many others.

You can also load and organize some other types of files, yet you need to keep in mind that their default viewer will be launched if you want to open them.

Not only can you sort all items according to their tags, ratings, timeline, or formats, but also according to the information stored in their metadata: people, events, places, objects and so on.

Another handy function of Photo Supreme Lite Edition is that it comes with various editing components you can experiment with, in addition to the slideshow or the full-screen viewer.

More specifically, you can crop, scale, rotate, straighten, flip, frame, or add captions, as well as overlay text or graphic watermarks.

You can also apply and customize the built-in filters, such as automatic effects, luminance, colors, tone curve, soften/sharpen or healing. Alternatively, if you do not want to spend time manually altering these values, you can browse the list of presets and find the one that you like best.

Photo Supreme Lite Edition can meet almost all your needs when it comes to managing, viewing and editing images. You can use this app to transfer your files using Flickr, Zenfolio, Smugmug, FTP, email or folders, as well as import the pics directly from Lightroom, MediaPro, IMatch, or FotoTime.