SnapTouch is an application that can serve as a digital photo album as well as a batch image processor. It is an application that enables photographers to easily connect to an image source (a digital camera, a flash disk or other source), view and sort photos, specify where to copy them to and import them to a computer.

With SnapTouch, you can group the photographs, while editing them too. This includes resizing, framing, labelling, and adding comments to any number of pictures simultaneously. Other features in this program include special effects, image mirroring, rotation and full-screen preview, and you will understand why Snap Touch is choice of so many amateur and professional digital photographers.

SnapTouch can also automatically rotate and/or rename photos while copying them. You can also specify rules for renaming files Snap Touch can also rename entire groups of photos. You can also rename digital photo files after they are copied.

SnapTouch also enables you to semi-automatically crop groups of files while maintaining their proportions. Key features included in SnapTouch are; smart importing photos from memory cards and cataloguing them automatically, creating collections of your photos and batch processing entire collections, folders, or selected shots rotating your photos without reducing their quality, etc.

Downsides

Limited functionality, watermark on the output files, and nag screen are some of the downsides of SnapTouch.

Want to check it out? Visit Snaptouch.

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