Publisher's Description
From H&M Systems Software:
StudioLine Photo Classic Plus is an organizing and editing software for digital photos. Images can be imported from camera, scanner and all popular file formats. The image archive is the central database where you conveniently categorize your images and add keywords and descriptions. Standard IPTC and Exif tags are fully supported. 35 professional image tools are included with dual-monitor support to improve exposure problems, red-eye effects, color tones. Photos can be printed, e-mailed, uploaded as Web galleries or turned into calendars and greeting cards. A layout editor allows free design of album pages and other collage projects, including attractive text effects. CD/DVD writing is included--complete with printed CD inserts.
What's new in this version: Version 3.70.45 fixes click on thumbnail image in image list of detail view did not select this image.
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3.2 starsout of 19 votes
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"high cost for this"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 3.5.7
Pros
high cost for this
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"Even better than before!!"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 3.2
Pros
I have used the other versions for a long time and now this latest version just makes things better. The new graphical user interface and the flexibility to customize the StudioLine desktop is awesome. The overall speed has been improved and I love the new camera interface. Keep up the great work!!
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"Good editing tools, DVD burning and has print projects"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 3.2
Pros
The white balance tool is pretty impressive. I clicked on a gray area and the entire picture corrected itself. The print project editor allowed me to actually put a scapbook page together.
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"The StudioLine software is an easy program to use."
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.12
Pros
I have tried various other software that basically does the same thing that StudioLine does. I found the tutorial easy to follow when I had a question on how to accomplish a task.
Cons
I cannot say that there were any cons because I found it to be a simple program to follow.
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"It's worth it for 44 bucks"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.12
Pros
I was happy with the free version so I thought I would see what the upgrade gave me. The timeline view alone was worth the upgrade but I also love the White Balance tool - one click on a grey point and bad lighting effects are corrected.
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"Best all-in-one digital imaging product!"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.12
Pros
This is by far the best product on the market, in its price range, when it comes to image management, editing, sharing and archiving. I have used almost a dozen of the most popular titles and StudioLine Photo 2 beats them all.
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"Editor, Archive, Backup, Emailer, Exifer,... all in one! I'm floored."
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.12
Pros
Didn't expect much from shareware. But this one has me floored. I counted 30 or so image tools, it has an database to work with keywords, categories, my own descriptions, supports the standard Exif/IPTC fully, creates backups on CD/DVD, creates online albums, sends emails - even has a page designer for scrap-books.
I can't think of anything more I'd want to do.
Cons
It should have come with my camera! (Okay, so that's not really a negative comment).
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"Capable program let down by the poor interface"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.12
Pros
Completeness of Functions
Cons
The interface is horrible not following the Windows standards. This make it very diffcult to use.
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"its good"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.11
Pros
looks good
Cons
high cost for this
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"Are you kidding?"
Version: StudioLine Photo Classic Plus 2.11
Cons
CNet, you can't be serious. There's so many things wrong with StudioLine that I don't know where to start, but why not the installation process? Its file handling is terrible, design is poorly implemented, and it's overly expensive.
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