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 Get powerful digital photography tools and perfect your shots -- whether you're a beginner or a pro. |
 Stitch images together seamlessly to create a breathtaking panorama. |
 The Digital Image Library makes finding pictures and videos fast and easy. View larger. |
 Use the Levels Auto Fix to change the levels and curves of your photos. View larger. |
Imagine having every picture you've ever taken or received from a friend accessible in an instant. Digital Image Suite lets you retrieve any picture by searching your collection by date, subject, size, keyword, 5-star rating and more. You can keep your memories safe on CD, DVD or other formats, organized so you'll always know exactly where to find the shots you want. The Digital Image Library makes finding pictures and videos fast and easy. For ultra convenience, Digital Image Suite lets you flag your photos for later printing, sharing, or editing.
Make Good Pictures Look Great
If your shot is almost perfect, but you're not quite sure how to finish it, use easy one-click Auto-Fixes to correct exposure, color and issues common to digital and phone cameras. Create gallery-ready shots with easy tools to fix red eye, reduce digital glitches, and snip out unwanted background objects. You can even sharpen your pictures to perfection using pro-level features that permit detailed level and curve adjustments. Digital Image Suite even allows you to create unique panoramas automatically by stitching together any number of shots.
But taking great shots and improving them are just the beginning. With over 5,000 built-in images and templates, you can turn your photo into greeting cards, calendars, and collages -- just about anything you can imagine. You can also turn your images into moving video slide shows viewable by anyone with Photo Story 3, using music, narration and transitions to show off your memories in style.
Digital Image Suite works well with others. With it you can load your shots quickly from virtually any source: digital cameras, scanners, cell phones, digital memory cards and many other devices. To hang onto your memories in the way that you want, the software lets you save and print photos and projects in the right size and format for your needs. And Digital Image Suite turns the world into your gallery instantly; you can show off your favorites to friends, family and anyone else instantly via e-mail, cell phone, PDA or the Web.
| PLATFORM: | Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP |
| CATEGORY: | Software |
| MANUFACTURER: | Microsoft Software |
| FEATURES: | CD-ROM, Digital Image Suite Library helps you quickly organize and safekeep your photos., Protect and preserve your memories using state-of-the-art archival technology in the Digital Image Library to archive photos easily., The Suite Editor contains fast Auto Fixes and powerful correction tools, so you can easily enhance your images., All the tools you need to create unique images are here, including special effects, custom projects, and smart erase., Supports RAW files and includes a state-of-the-art archival technology that allows you to burn your photos and videos to CD, and more. |
| MEDIA: | CD-ROM |
| MPN: | S83-00450 |
| UPC: | 882224017671 |
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Customer Reviews of Microsoft Digital Image Suite 2006
Great photo editing I bought a new digital SLR camera and wanted to augment it with some good photo editing software. Initially, I leaned toward Adobe due to general Microsoft wariness. But I've experimented with Photo Shop in the past and it's just too confusing and detailed for my tastes. I picked up Microsoft Digital Image Suite at Staples. It's so easy to use. I probably could have figured out the entire program without the full manual, but I'm glad I got the full manual because I liked the chapter on taking good photos. This is definitely an excellent program for people who will never use half the Adobe tools (ie everyone) but still want to edit their photos.
A product for the rest of us!
I have owned Adobe Photoshop Elements 3.0 for over a year now, and while parts of it are fairly intuitive, much of it requires you to dig pretty deep to figure out how things work. Slow load times and clunky integration don't help. I've just never gotten into the product. Not because I can't, but because I just don't have the desire. I'm not a professional photographer, I just want to make a few edits (redeye, etc.), share with family/friends, and print the ones I like the most. Maybe I'll print a card or some other project from time to time, but nothing heavy. Adobe has a ton of features, but I'm convinced that 90%+ of those with digital cameras are like me, rather than looking for a cheap alternative to Photoshop.
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>I easily imported my photos from Easter this past weekend, made some edits, and shared. The product catalogued all the photos I had stored over the last two years, by date. The interface is just amazingly intuitive. The product loads quickly, and when you want to edit a photo there isn't a long lag time for the editing module to open, like in Adobe.
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>Like another poster said, if you want watermark gradients (whatever that is), etc. then go for Adobe and have fun figuring out where all the tools are. If you want something you can get moving with right away, that is also strong enough to make the edits you really need, then check out this product. I plan on purchasing the full version.
Ok, but not worth the upgrade
I am a long time user of Digital Image and find it to do almost everything I need. When I saw that the new suite version for 2006 had panaramic stitching, I decided to upgrade from version 9. I was disapointed with the stitching. It was easy, but left with poor results. Rather than match up the seems well (like I am used to with Canon Photo Stitch), it gets indecisive and leaves a semi-transparent ghost image of both sides of the stitch. From a distance it looks good; at closer inspection it has a real cheasy double-image effect. If you have version 9 or 10, skip this upgrade.