FlickFleck

FlickFleck version 1.0 is an excellent tool developed by Jyke T. Jokinen for users in the Photo & Graphics category who frequently handle digital photos. As one of the highly efficient Viewers & Editors, this program specifically caters to extracting and organizing images from digital camera memory cards. Users can download it for free, which makes it all the more appealing for photographers and casual photo enthusiasts alike.

The flickfleck.exe file will seamlessly connect your camera to a computer, allowing easy and proficient transfer of jpg photos to a directory. One of the standout features of FlickFleck is its capability to rename and lossless rotate these files based on the EXIF information, ensuring they are properly oriented and named according to the creation date. It also sorts pictures into subfolders by date, making file management incredibly simple.

For those concerned about the reliability and simplicity of the tool, being in the latest version 1.0, FlickFleck has all the standard features needed for essential photo organization tasks. This version is the only one currently available but stands robust and full-featured.

Pros:

1. Free to download.
2. Simple connection between camera and computer.
3. Automatic renaming and rotation based on EXIF data.
4. Easy sorting into subfolders by date.
5. User-friendly interface for efficient photo management.

Cons:

1. Limited to jpg files.
2. No advanced editing features.

FlickFleck brings both convenience and efficiency to the table, distinguishing itself in the Viewers & Editors subcategory for those seeking to maintain their photo libraries without hassle.

It is not possible to confirm if there is a free download for this software available on the developer's website. We cannot guarantee that the program is safe to download as it will be downloaded from the developer's website. Before launching the program, check it with any free antivirus software.

You may want to check out more software, such as XDCAM Viewer, Ozone PLE or EasyPic, which might be related to FlickFleck.