Read in Danish about what the free program, Picasa, can do for you and download free a Danish version of the program. Picasa can display and organize images. In addition, Picasa has an integrated photo sharing and storage site so you can share and view your photos all over the world as long as there is internet access. Picasa was created by Lifescape in 2002, but was discovered and purchased by Google in 2004, which made it world famous. Picasa is a mixture of the name of the Spanish painter Pablo Picasso, and the phrase "mi casa" for "my house" and "pic" for images. Since 2004, Picasa has been released as freeware and available to both Windows, Linux and Mac. Picasa can organize images on multiple methods; with the normal import function, tags, face recognition and additional methods. This allows you to easily organize your photos so you can control them. Additionally, Picasa has the ability to dig your missing images by scanning your computer for specific image types so that you do not have to navigate your entire computer. Picasa also gives you the ability to edit a little in your photos in easy and user-friendly ways. It is possible to correct red-eye, correct image, crop, contrast, light, shadows, and more automatic editing options and more. Additionally, multiple imagery like neon, pixelation, pencil drawing, the 60's and many more can be used. But they probably should be considered fun and less useful features. The changes to the images do not happen immediately, but are saved in an.ini file. This means that if something disappears, nothing has changed in the original image, but changes are only visible in Picasa until you choose to save the changes you made. In the new version of Picasa, there is even the possibility to compare pictures side by side, either two different images or the same image, only where one is edited. Picasa can view and modify all known files, but runs best with the format JPEG, which is the file type most cameras use. With similar images in JPEG, Picasa has the ability to recognize people on images that you previously tagged once through the technology "Information Interchange Model", which in Danish means keywords. You can further link keywords to each image so that you can find the images again and organize them according to the entered keywords. Similarly, this information can also be read in other popular image library programs. Google has also launched their new Google+ that reminds much of Facebook. Picasa has the ability to show your photos through Google+, but people without a Google+ user profile can see the albums you want to share without having to create. Picasa also has its own separate image display built-in, reminiscent of Windows owner's image viewer. Image viewer is easy to use and can display the same file types as Picasa can. Picassa is an easy, free and user-friendly image organizer / editor that most would find useful. In addition, there are many options to show others your photos by uploading them to Google+ or Picasa Web Album (PWA). In addition, Picasa is a Google program, so it's likely that there will be more smart features for Picasa. So just pick it up and check the many useful features and show off your best pictures. Download free Picasa in Danish here