Get exactly the results you want with PaintShop Pro’s innovative tools and features.ĭepend on a versatile range of professional image editing tools to make every shot, the best shot.Įasily crop areas of your photo to alter the focus using composition guides, Golden Ratio and Rule of Thirds. Highly effective features and tools powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning technology make creating something truly original, achievable.įeatures fueling your photo editing software PaintShop Pro is all about selection and customization, offering multiple workspaces you can make your own to work most efficiently.Įxperiment with hundreds of creative filters and fun effects to make your photos personal and original to share and print. Rely on artificial intelligence and machine learning technology to enhance images with one-click to instantly make every photo, the best photo. Work with intuitive text, brushes, textures, patterns, drawing, and painting tools to produce inspiring designs. However if Corel pays me for the significant amount of retraining work involved, I shall gladly take on the chore otherwise, PaintShopPro 2020 gets a No Sale sign.Edit, retouch, and correct your photography with a comprehensive toolset designed for all skill levels.
The last things this group wants is a new learning curve. Now clearly Corel is targeting PaintShopPro 2020 to upgraders. In general all the photo editing tools are getting more complicated with substantial retraining and learning curves. So now I still do not know a)how to manage the PSPRO 2020 interface or b)whether the support for photo plugins has been restored to former glory. Instead users will have to cope with this documentation fortress: So readers can imagine the enthusiasm when encountering the new PaintShopPro 2020 layout: Uggh where is everything? Now this is not good news – a whole new workspace layout and no idea or hint for how to change to the familiar PaintShopPro 2018/2019 interface. What made things Bad for PaintShopPro 2019 was not just the loss of the ability to use many of my two dozen, carefully accumulated photo plugins but was also the need to learn a new layout of PaintShopPro 2019’s workspace – lots of subtle and other times slavish changes to the workspace layout.
PaintShopPro 2019 Stumbles Badly was the overall verdict.
So when the Corel ads appeared hope springs eternal, I decided to try PaintShopPro 2020 despite a bad experience with PaintShopPro 2019. Rightnow the best replacement to date has been Autodesk’s Pixlx online PhotoEditor. As many ThePhotoFinishes will know, this editor has been looking for a replacement for AdobePhotoshop as Adobe has failed to honor its contract with Photoshop and CS2, Cs3, CS4 And CS5 users. The new PaintShopPro 2020 just appeared and there is a free 30-day download.
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