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1. ACDSEE PHOTO EDITOR 2008 SEPARATE OBJECTS PRO
2. ACDSEE PHOTO EDITOR 2008 SEPARATE OBJECTS SOFTWARE
3. ACDSEE PHOTO EDITOR 2008 SEPARATE OBJECTS TRIAL

PhotoDirector is a 64-bit application, meaning you can take advantage of more than 4GB of RAM-something you'll want when you have a lot of high-res photos open and are doing heavy image manipulation.

ACDSEE PHOTO EDITOR 2008 SEPARATE OBJECTS TRIAL

Note that the trial is not upgradable to the licensed version, so you must reinstall it if you decide to buy. It requires more than 1GB on disk, so make sure you have some space available. After that time period, it converts into a limited version of the program that lacks premium effects.

ACDSEE PHOTO EDITOR 2008 SEPARATE OBJECTS PRO

The more professional-targeted DxO PhotoLab and Capture One Pro cost $219 and $299, respectively.Ī fully functioning 30-day free trial of PhotoDirector is yours for the price of your email address. ACDSee Pro also costs $79.95 one-shot, and Corel AfterShot Pro lists for a one-time price of $79.99. For Adobe Lightroom, you pay $9.99 per month as long as you want to keep using it.

ACDSEE PHOTO EDITOR 2008 SEPARATE OBJECTS SOFTWARE

That's a $29.99-per-month ($129.99 per year) plan that includes all of CyberLink's media software along with plug-ins, content packs, and 100GB of cloud storage.īy comparison, Photoshop Elements costs a one-time fee of $99. Another subscription option is Director Suite 365. A $54.99-per-year subscription called PhotoDirector 365 gets you the photo program along with frequent updates and content packs. The subscription options are a little different. You can bundle PhotoDirector together with our Editors' Choice-winning consumer video editor, PowerDirector, for $169.99. This non-subscription version of the app is called PhotoDirector 13 Ultra, and it has a list price of $99.99, though that's usually discounted online. Both Mac and Windows versions require a a 64-bit processor and at least 4GB of RAM. PhotoDirector is available for Windows 10, Windows 11, and macOS (10.14 and later). There's even a body-slimming tool, which many of us will appreciate after adding pandemic pounds. Face tagging, content-aware object removal, and other advanced capabilities are at PhotoDirector users' disposal. Unlike Photoshop, it also includes nondestructive workflow and collection organization features. Still, it goes beyond Lightroom with drawing tools, face-beautification tools, and blur effects. While PhotoDirector does indeed give Adobe a run for its money in terms of photo workflow and image editing, it lacks some powerful features found in Lightroom and Photoshop, such as raw camera file Profiles and geotagged maps. Though some might see all this as feature-creep, the program remains impressive in both its usability and breadth of capabilities. Both one-time purchase and subscription options are available. You also get stock media from Shutterstock-and now iStock by Getty Images, too-if you buy PhotoDirector via subscription.

The software matches Photoshop with AI sky replacement, people masking, GIF animation, and many other impressive AI-powered effects. CyberLink continually adds new tools like adjustment layers, masks, painterly AI filters, text kerning, and guided edits. It has since taken on functions found in Photoshop and added hand-holding help features like those in Photoshop Elements to become an all-in-one photo editing application for photo enthusiasts.