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- Quick specs
- Price: Free to try (30-day trial); $44.00 to buy (Buy it now)
- Operating system: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/NT
- Date added: August 17, 2005
- Total Downloads: 212,265
- Downloads last week: 122
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 19 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
This versatile imaging package does almost everything a casual photographer needs it to do. StudioLine Photo's bulky but handsome Mac-style interface makes it convenient for editing several photos at once. The program applies your operations immediately to any number of images. It maintains the original image in its image archive and keeps a record of any changes or enhancements. You can resize, crop, perform color corrections, and visually balance image quality and size. The program guides beginners through all steps of gallery creation and teaches good Web-design manners. We appreciate that the program gives you numerous templates for creating Web galleries, greeting cards, calendars, and CD covers. The demo version of the paid StudioLine Photo package improves on the free StudioLine Photo Basic by lifting limits on the number of photos in a gallery and by including several page templates. It also imports photos directly from most digital cameras. However, you still cannot change the gamma or the buttons. Easy to use and instructive, StudioLine Photo is a solid choice for novices and photo hobbyists.Publisher's description
From H&M Systems Software :Use StudioLine Photo as an image-editing, image-management, and image-archiving solution. You will benefit from the full range of filters and effects and from the batch-processing functionality. Manage your photos and their descriptions in the program's ingenious image archive. Find images by any combination of system, camera, and custom tags. Import the most popular image-file formats (JPEG, BMP, PNG, PSD, RAW, GIF, and TIFF). Share images via e-mail, upload Web galleries, produce high-resolution prints, or run a slide show on your PC. Exchange images and their information with others. The application includes the ability to backup to CD and DVD, and offloading and exporting functions.
Version 2.12 optimizes the workflow when e-mailing images.
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User reviews of StudioLine Photo 2.12
- Average user rating: 3.2 stars out of 19 votes
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: StudioLine Photo 2.12
"Editor, Archive, Backup, Emailer, Exifer,... all in one! I'm floored."
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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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: StudioLine Photo 2.12
"Capable program let down by the poor interface"
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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Version: StudioLine Photo 2.12
"The StudioLine software is an easy program to use."
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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Version: StudioLine Photo 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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Version: StudioLine Photo 2.12
"Best all-in-one digital imaging product!"
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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