F-Spot is one of the famous photo organizing tools available in many GNU/Linux distributions. It can import photos from your digital camera, organize them, optimize them for the web and finally upload to the web photo gallery like Picasa, Flickr, etc. You can find F-spot by going to through the menu, Application > Graphics > F-Spot Photo manager.

Here are some of the features of F-Spot:

Simple and easy to use interface. It has a basic menu set which caters all the photo organizing tasks.

You can import your photos from the digital camera or from a folder in your computer. And you can organize them, tag them, rename and prepare a photo album from it.

You can edit photos using F-Spot. You can crop, resize, color balance, brightness/contrast/sharpness controls and many other things.

You can create photo CDs using F-Spot. There photo CDs can be viewed in DVD players, Computers, and even modern HDTV with DVD-ROM.

Finally you can share your photos across the Internet by uploading those to a web photo gallery like Picasa or Flickr. You can access your web photo gallery by entering the use name and password in to the F-Spot. You can create a new album in the web gallery without actually opening the photo gallery in the web browser.

This is one of the easiest tool that you can use for importing, organizing, exporting and uploading your photos. So hope you all use this tool to get your basic photo organizing task done.

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