Picasa 3.5

Written by Eric Reagan on September 23rd, 2009 | 1 Comment


Picasa 3.5

Google has released Picasa 3.5.  This new version of the popular, free photo photo editing software adds a number of features for organizing and sharing online.

In Picasa 3.5, you can now import to Picasa’s desktop client and upload to your Picasa Web Albums account in one step.  Additionally, Picasa 3.5 has added face detection technology and will help you tag faces of individuals in your photo library (see above screen capture).  You also get geotagging integration with Google Maps for easy drag and drop to the location you got the shot.  Google also improved the tagging system for better bulk tagging, quick tags and tag counts.

To read more about the updates and download Picasa 3.5, see picasa.google.com.



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One Response to “Picasa 3.5”

  1. Bengt
    September 23rd, 2009 at 10:31 pm

    You give the rights to google of the pics of picasaweb

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