It works, and it did make my image look better. You can also click Suggest Settings for a starting point, but the handful of simple sliders offer satisfyingly nuanced ways to adjust your image. The Smart Photo Fix dialog offers some subtle ways to improve your photo, and the side-by-side view makes it easy to decide whether or not your changes actually improve anything. Smart Photo Fix is easy and quick to use. With a handful of adjustments and a side-by-side view. This makes it easy to spot the new stuff, such as the beautiful and handy Smart Photo Fix dialog. The Effects Browser is a blast from the past. The Effect Browser dialog feels like it came straight out of Windows 2000, folder icons and all. But as you click your way around the interface, you’ll soon come across ancient-looking dialogs, showing through like battle scars. Many of X7’s key dialogs are shiny and new, making good use of the generous amounts of screen real estate most modern computers offer. Much like Photoshop, PaintShop Pro has a long and storied history-and it shows in the interface. The Edit tab is where serious photo manipulation takes place. It’s interactive, so you just click whatever you’re interested in, and the relevant dialog opens up. There’s a Magic Wand, layers, a sophisticated color picker, and most important-a Learning Center that takes you through the basics. Click it, and you find yourself in a complete and powerful image editor. If photo-wide effects aren’t what you’re after, you need the Edit tab.
For full-photo edits and color tweaks, you may not need to go farther than the Adjust tab.
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