Windows Photo Gallery

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Windows Live Photo Gallery

What is Windows Live Photo Gallery?

Windows Live Photo Gallery If you are like me, you have collected thousands of digital photos over the years. As time goes on and your collection grows, keeping those photos organized become a more difficult task. Unless you are careful, you'll end up with duplicate photos and folders, and will never really be sure where you have the photos you need.

Windows Live Photo Gallery can help you make sense of your digital memories.

Windows Live Photo Gallery is a photo organizer that you can use to view, manage, and edit digital photos and videos. All of the photos in the Pictures folder on your hard disk—including those that you've just imported—appear in Photo Gallery, and you can also add other folders on your hard disk to Photo Gallery. You can add photos to Photo Gallery by importing them from a digital camera or memory card, acquiring them with a scanner, importing them from an album on Windows Live Spaces, or adding existing photos from a CD, DVD, or your hard disk.

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Cool Features!

Quickly find your photos and videos: Photo Gallery displays all of your photos in one place and makes it easy to view them by name, date, tag, and other criteria.

Edit and enhance your photos: In Photo Gallery you can combine your photos into panoramic views, add captions, and carry out photo editing tasks like fixing the exposure and the color of a photo, cropping the photo, and removing red eye.

Import, view, and manage video files: You can import video files from digital video cameras, CDs and DVDs, and from existing locations on your hard disk. If you use Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate, you can use a digital video camera with Photo Gallery to record video directly onto your hard disk.

Share your photos and videos: Publish your photos on Windows Live Spaces, create online slideshows, and e-mail your photos and videos to your friends. Photo Gallery also help you publish your photos and videos online on websites such as Soapbox on MSN Video and Flickr.