Switch to the Edit tab and you’ll find tools for making more drastic changes to your photos, including a whole section dedicated to “beautifying” portraits. Throw in a selection of other tools like healing brushes and red-eye fixes and you’re pretty much covered.
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These include colour, exposure and lighting correction tools – both automatic presets for one-click changes, and a selection of manual tools that can be applied to all or part of your image. With your collection imported and organised, switch to the Adjustment tab to perform quick-fire corrections to your photos. Version 4 adds a brand new face-tagging feature – powered by automatic facial recognition technology – that enable you to quickly tag your photos with the people who feature in them.
During import you can apply preset effects, tag your photos, or rename them – this feature works best when adding in small batches rather than importing your entire collection. You’ll start in the Library section, which – as you suspected – is where your photos are imported and organised. Despite the rapid release schedule, version 4 manages to add a number of notable new features to its arsenal. This fourth version comes just 18 months after PhotoDirector’s initial release, and is the first release for Mac, which works in an identical fashion to its Windows counterpart. It cleverly combines a high-end feature set – particularly with regards to correcting and editing your photos – with a user interface that’s both simple to grasp and easy to navigate. Most people’s digital imaging needs revolve around photos, and PhotoDirector 4 is CyberLink’s answer to the perennial problem of organising, editing and sharing them all.
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