Is there any software that organizes my pictures on my computer

[jbitakis]

I have about 799 pictures that I took with my digital camera. I place them on the computer but about 1/2 of them are turned sideways and I always have to rotate them in order to view them upright. Is there any software out there that automatically does this, so I don't have to individually rotate each picture (since it is about 350 pics)?
Also, I need this software to automatically delete the duplicates or at least separate them out.
James

[Baldrick]

Try irfanview, I guess it's under Properties->Settings->JPG/PCD/GIF->Auto-rotate image. (If your camera now saves the rotation information in the exif data in the image.)

[SingSing]

A lot of Canon point and shot cameras have orientation sensors in them. When you take a sideway picture, and then turn back your camera, the picture will show upright. Maybe the canon software will flip it on the PC too?

[MOVIEGEEK]

Picasa will delete duplicates but it won't rotate the photos automatically,it also has a neat viewer.

[rumplestiltskin]

Adobe Lightroom is awesome. It won't rotate the photos automatically. Any mods you make to the photos within Lightroom are non-destructive edits so you always keep your originals untouched.

If you're shooting low-quality jpegs and have no need for Lightroom (or don't wish to spend the $200 for it), Kodak has free software:

http://tinyurl.com/5qons2