iPhotoDraw

This is a photo tool that lets you add annotations to enhance the value of the photographs.

While picture by themselves are very useful compared to descriptive text, sometimes adding a little text and marks enhances what you are trying to convey. Adding annotation to the picture helps a lot in information exchange. You can add description text, callout boxes (balloons), dimensions, detailed images, and other annotation objects to the pictures. The original content of the photos are not affected anyway, the annotations are saved separately. The photo and the annotations are displayed together to convey the complete information. Amongst many possibilities, adding name tags to photographs of people, dimensions to objects, enlarged details of a part of the photograph, adding comments by adding a balloon are just some things you could do.

The tool is quite lightweight. At 10 MB, it is lighter than many graphic tools. This has a simple interface and is quite intuitive. Most users would be able to get productive very quickly. The controls are also well laid out. The interface is practically a preview display. As you add annotations, you are able to see what’s happening. Undo/redo levels help making corrections. You could use it in all kinds of roles, including educational, illustration, entertainment, etc. Literally, your imagination is the limit of how you can use it. This is a very good product. If you are looking for a similar solution, this is a good candidate for a trial in your exact set up.

People always say 'a picture is worth 1000 words'. But sometimes a plain picture is just not enough. You may want to add annotation to the picture and let it carry richer and more accurate information. iPhotoDraw is a handy tool that's design exactly for that purpose. It helps you add annotations directly on photos. With iPhotoDraw, you can add description text, callout boxes (ballons), dimensions, detailed images, and other annotation objects to the pictures. You don't even need to worry your original pictures will be screwed up with additional drawings. If fact, annotations are stored in a separated file. The application is small and very easy to use.