| Review: Ulead PhotoImpact is a complete suite for editing, you can use to create and share pictures, calendars, collages, photographs of projects, and more. This type of tool is commonly used by web developers and 2D artists. The graphical user interface is easy to use and organized. In the startup programs, you can take pictures, browse photos, ExpressFix full open or modify or create a new image, photo projects, calendars, collages, or the DVD's menu. ExpressFix has a streamlined workspace, large buttons and functions used for basic photo editing, as SmartCurves (automatically brings out detail in the dark areas, without overexposing highlights), auto white balance control (correct the image, making it look natural in any light), noise reduction, monochrome, focus and skin beautification. In the gallery section you can use improvements (photos and special effects, photo frames, styles, brushes, seals, particles, animations, buttons, etc.), text or path effects (material characteristics, text style, packaging, etc.), activities (Photo editing, web, etc.), or my gallery. To gain access to some items in the library, you have to download and install the content package. Therefore, you can play with the images, mask, form, outline, text, paths, DVD menu templates, project photos and calendars. Furthermore, PhotoImpact provides two easy ways to recompose the image for greater impact, by the Rule of Thirds or Golden Ratio Crop Crop. Other features include SmartRemove Scene editor (almonds remove unwanted elements from several shots of the same scene), editor tool, and the ability to dodge, burn or remove scratches. If you need help navigating through PhotoImpact, SmartGuide provides an extensive how-to help users of all experience levels. PhotoImpact uses a moderate amount of CPU and memory resources and the response time is pretty good overall. Finally, if you want to try something different when it comes to editing, then look at Ulead PhotoImpact. |
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