Paraben's Photo Wizard 2.2

• License:

  Free to try; $49.95 to buy

• Editor's Rating:

  4.0 stars

• Average User Rating:

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• Downloads:

  17,587

• Operating Systems:

  Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98

• Additional Requirements:

  Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

• Limitations:

  20-day trial, save-disabled, watermark on image

• Date Added:

  August 16, 2004

• Previous Versions:

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Publisher's description of Paraben's Photo Wizard

From Paraben:

Color edit & enhance your photos like a professional. Take your black & white photos and color them to make them look like real. Fix color problems in any photo. You can even change a color photo to black & white and enhance objects (like roses and hats). With a few simple strokes, you'll be turning out professional edits like magic. Features include: Magically color any photo, whether it's black & white, sepia, IR (infrared), or colored for that matter. Touch up or repair pictures - remove red eyes, and fix faded colors. Scan photos right into the program for immediate editing. Use the selection tool to select specific areas of the photo to enlarge or paint fill. Use the restore tool to restore sections of the photo to the original image. The magic paintbrush allows you to color any section with a simple stroke. Color whole pictures with one hue using the magic touch-paint tool. Undo your last edit. Zoom any section of your photo for detailed editing.

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Editor's review of Paraben's Photo Wizard

• 4.0 stars

• "Paraben's Photo Wizard"

• Reviewed by: CNET Staff
• Version reviewed: Paraben's Photo Wizard 2.2

To tell you the truth you better read the manual before working with this program. Paraben's Photo Wizard literally installs in a couple of seconds and after skipping a couple of registration screens you get into the main window of the software. When we loaded an image it was strange to see that only BMP-format pictures were previewed before opening while the most essential JPEG one was left unrecognized at all. When an image got loaded the program automatically opened the palettes menu, which is also accessible via right-click. Those features include skin, water, make-up, hair, and other person and surroundings modifications, all of which are extensively configurable. Selecting an area of an image turned into a disaster; the program simply gray-scaled that area and it took some time to turn it back since the software does not have the Undo button. You might like this one but it will definitely take a while to get used to configurations.

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