According to TechCrunch a version of Picasa for Apple Macs will be coming along later:
I managed to pick the Google employee with the least amount of media training and immediately put her on the spot. Her response: Picasa for Mac is under-development and will be launched later this year.
This is great news, one of the applications I miss from the PC is Picasa. I had really gotten into the workflow and nothing I have found since works the same way. While iPhoto and Aperture are well loved by many, and I have Photoshop Elements which kinda does the job, Picasa was what I had gotten used to.
And it is free, which shouldn’t be overlooked!
You might say I am looking forward to this. Let’s hope they do a good job integrating into the mac experience rather than just port over a subset of the functionality.
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While I’m sure this is welcome news for many, I’ll stick with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, which I’ve found to be the best photo cataloging and development app out there.
I’m really pleased to see this, a popular PC application appearing on the Mac. The review I saw for it when it first came out seemed good but then I realised it was for the PC, doh!
I will definitely try it out when it’s released.