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Any comments (pros & cons) on Photo Suite 10
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Yves Alarie
At this time, we have two very good photo editing/photo organizing
softwares.
Microsoft Digital Image Pro Suite 10
Adobe Photoshop Elements 3
Both are about $100.00
If you are a beginner, Suite 10 is a little easier to use but if you have
used photo editing software before, Adobe offers a little bit more. I have
used Pro Suite 9 (not 10 yet) and Adobe. I prefer Adobe but I seem to go
back and forth, using one for some features and the other for some features.
Difficult choice but you can't go wrong with either.
softwares.
Microsoft Digital Image Pro Suite 10
Adobe Photoshop Elements 3
Both are about $100.00
If you are a beginner, Suite 10 is a little easier to use but if you have
used photo editing software before, Adobe offers a little bit more. I have
used Pro Suite 9 (not 10 yet) and Adobe. I prefer Adobe but I seem to go
back and forth, using one for some features and the other for some features.
Difficult choice but you can't go wrong with either.
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Guest
I am using Roxio photo suite and arcsoft photo studio. Roxio is a bit slow
for me. Arcsoft is OK but am looking to be able to do more with my pictures.
The upgrade is $50 for either. Was thinking of trying something different. I
see that John seems to like the Microsoft programs alot.
for me. Arcsoft is OK but am looking to be able to do more with my pictures.
The upgrade is $50 for either. Was thinking of trying something different. I
see that John seems to like the Microsoft programs alot.
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John Inzer
===================================walt said:I am using Roxio photo suite and arcsoft photo studio.
Roxio is a bit slow for me. Arcsoft is OK but am looking
to be able to do more with my pictures. The upgrade is
$50 for either. Was thinking of trying something
different. I see that John seems to like the Microsoft
programs alot.
If I am the 'John' you're referring to. Yes, I do like
the Microsoft Image Editing Software. I find that
the programs have a wide range of editing tools
and they are simple to use.
If you're only interested in image editing and
possibly a few projects like Greeting Cards,
Album pages, Business Cards, etc...have a
look at: Digital Image Pro 10:
Microsoft Digital Image Pro 10
http://tinyurl.com/4lqf6
If you are also interested in archiving your image
collections and possibly creating some PhotoStory
VCDs...have a look at: Digital Image Suite 10
which includes the full version of Digital Image
Pro 10 and Digital Image Library 10:
Microsoft Digital Image Suite 10
http://tinyurl.com/6pcqb
If you are unhappy with the purchase...you have a
30 day return guarantee from Microsoft...there's
even an allowance for return postage:
Microsoft North American Retail Product Returns
http://www.microsoft.com/info/nareturns.htm
You can get some idea of the options in each
program by reading the Companion Guides:
Companion Guides
http://tinyurl.com/hl7h
(If you would like to download
the.pdf files to your desktop...
Right click / Save Target As...)
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John Inzer
Picture It! MVP
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Picture It! Support Center
http://tinyurl.com/2po2o
Digital Image Support Center
http://tinyurl.com/3xxqg
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Yes your're the John I was refering to. Thanks for the information and help.
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John Inzer
================================walt said:Yes your're the John I was refering to. Thanks for the
information and help.
You're welcome.
If you have further questions about
the various versions of MS Picture It! /
Digital Image Pro...visit us in the
pictureit newsgroup.
Try this link:
http://tinyurl.com/iozo
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John Inzer
Picture It! MVP
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Picture It! Support Center
http://tinyurl.com/2po2o
Digital Image Support Center
http://tinyurl.com/3xxqg