Several tools (paint brushes, spray guns, cloning tools, etc.) allowed me to retouch the image…I was impressed. After going to the help index and finding nothing of value, I just deleted the image and started over again. I couldn't however, change the effects once I applied them to my image. You may also enhance the quality of the image in regards to brightness, contrast, clarity, etc. It gives you 36 effects to apply to your image: "ripple" (image takes on a water-rippling effect), "sketch" (it turns the photo into a hand-drawn image), stained glass, old photo, fog, etc. The beauty of this program is the large selection of special effects it offers. After fumbling around for a bit, I managed to crop, resize and change the look of my picture. I had no problem acquiring images from my photo albums saved on my desktop or after scanning them on my Hewlett-Packard ScanJet.
Image editing is the core of this program. But when it comes to manipulating photos and other images, alas, I am but a newbie. I consider myself as having just enough desktop publishing experience to make me dangerous. Touting itself as an "all inclusive application specifically designed for the novice user" for image editing, I was intrigued. That’s why I was thrilled to review yet another design-oriented product, this one named Photo Impression version 4 by ArcSoft. One can never have enough creative software. In addition to the customary editing tools such as brightness, contrast, crop, resize, and sharpen, PhotoImpression features a bunch of editing extras, including color tone, autoenhancing, and one-click red-eye removal. Big button controls, autoenhance capabilities, project wizards, and the customizable work space are just some of the reasons you'll be sold on PhotoImpression. ArcSoft PhotoImpression 4 is imaging software for novice and skilled users alike, packed with new and improved tools for enhancing, printing, and getting creative with your favorite digital snapshots.
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