FocusOn Image Viewer

More often than not, if you were to make a survey regarding the utility amateur and professional photographers employ to edit and manage their work, then the there you are likely to get an obvious common answer. Then again, if you lack inspiration, even the best photo editor out there cannot do much for you.
FocusOn Image Viewer is a versatile piece of software that enables you to view, organize, edit and share your photo collections on your blog or social networks.

Enables you to edit and manage photo albums

The application comes with a minimalistic, yet streamlined and appealing interface that should not bring any challenges for first-time users. You will be happy to learn that the app includes a browser that enables you to locate the photo directories on your drives.
While it allows you to view all sorts of data about the images and comes with a text filter function, you should know that the latter is case sensitive, so you should pay attention when you are typing a keyword.
As far as the editing features are concerned, the app provides you with several basic options, namely rotate, cut, flip, resize, add frame, filter or text. In addition, the tool enables you to adjust various graphic parameters, such as the RGB channels, color temperature, contrast gamma and brightness, to name a few.

Supports over 100 image file formats

The highlight of the application stems from the impressive number of file types it can work with. Among the file formats you can edit via the application, you can count RAW, DNG, CRW, AAI, EPS, HTML, JBIG, MNG, MTV, NEF or MIFF.
The program also allows you to convert images to several file formats, such as TIFF, BMP, GIF, JPEG or PNG. Therefore, you can be sure to access them using other software solutions on other devices.

A versatile utility for editing and managing images

All in all, if you are looking for a tool that allows you to make small retouches to the photos you took or made with various devices or applications before sharing them with your friends or followers, then perhaps FocusOn Image Viewer might be worth a try.