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- As a current user of PhotoImpact, you know how easy it is to organize, edit, manage, and share all your digital photos. The NEW PhotoImpact Pro 13 includes over 100 new features that will allow you to achieve remarkable results with your digital photography library. The award-winning power and flexibility of PhotoImpact Pro just got better.
- A choice for digital photography, creative design and web graphics in one powerful suite, PhotoImpact® Pro 13 gives you everything needed to organize, edit, manage and share digital photos and more! Whether you're new to digital photography or a seasoned professional, you'll appreciate the power and flexibility of PhotoImpact Pro.
By Brian Jones
Photo Impact Pro 13 really does it all when it comes to photo editing software. You will find yourself organizing, editing, and sharing your photos with ease and simplicity in no time. If you are new to photo editing software, Photo Impact Pro 13 has included a great Basic Mode to get you started. This program is also for the more experienced users as well. Version 13 includes a revamped ExpressFix Wizard that automatically fixes brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, tones and more. Photo Impact Pro 13 is available for $74.98.
Quick Specs
- Operating system: Windows 7, Vista, and XP
- Skill level: beginner
Strengths Browse Manager makes it easy to sort and find your library of digital photos Easy to burn slide shows to DVDs for viewing on televisions 250 special effects included Capable of basic web page design Weaknesses Help and support system is not as strong as many of the other photo editors out there |
Brian Jones has had a passion for photography and anything related for the majority of his life. One photography class in high school was all it took to get hooked on everything to do with the subject. He became more focused on learning about camera equipment as he experiemented with everything available…See more about Brian |