Photolightning Reviews

Review by Michael E. Callahan aka Dr. File Finder

Photolightning , by Photolightning is a really slick program for dealing with digital pictures. I reviewed it quite awhile back when it was on version 1.0, but now it's at version 3.8. When I first looked at it, it was one of a few photo programs available. And at that time I felt that Photolightning was the easiest to use. I've looked at a lot of photo programs since that time and I still think Photolightning is easier to user than many other photo programs. For many newer users in particular, all they want to do is get their pictures off their camera and move on from there. Photolightning makes it easy to get your pictures, work with them, and share them. You can remove that pesky "red eye" which is always present in pictures, especially of people with blue eyes. Sharpen the focus of pictures, crop them, or rotate pictures the way you want them. Photolightning makes it a snap! Photolightning lets you handle your pictures in a variety of ways. If you want to print them yourself, the program makes it simple. It also offers support for the most common sizes, like 5 by 7, and a wide range of paper stocks. If you wish, you can also choose to utilize an online service for printing your photos. Send photos by email, burn them to CD or DVD, or even create a slideshow with them. The best part is that whatever you decide to do, it's easy! You can send your photos by email and the program can either put them in a ZIP file, or make the files smaller so they take less time to transfer. Very slick. And another nice feature is that the program can handle batches of photos, making it easy for you to change the time stamp, the format, rename them, and more. Photolightning,, by Photolightning Corporation, is a truly full-featured program for working with photos. Since I first looked at it in 2002, it's only gotten better. The program claims to be "as easy as 1, 2, 3" and it is! Many similar products make it very difficult to work with your photos, but that's not the case here. You pick what you want to work with, and go! What I like most about it is that it's very easy for new computer users to understand and use. So, if you'd like a program that's quick and easy-to-use for working with your photos, take a look at Photolightning.

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