The company has added impressive AI-powered style tools, improved layers, and a small collection of other options that will speed up your workflow. PD 10 adds to a solid base of features and performance. That’s just one little feature of PhotoDirector 10. The final 414 kB 1032 × 774 JPG looks great, certainly good enough for a blog or email. Opened it up in PhotoDirector, clicked on export, selected JPEG (a more efficient compressor than PNG, but with better quality than GIF), turned down the horizon pixel res from 4096 to 1032 (an arbitrary selection), and clicked export, a little bar ran across the screen and done. Afterwards, the installation was the easiest I’ve encountered in a while two clicks and done. I let it do that while we went for dinner. It’s a big program and took a while to download in the low-bandwidth free internet service in the hotel. So, while on the trip I went for a trial copy.
#Photodirector 5 tutorial install#
But with the new Dell and running off to Egypt, I didn’t have time to try and install another copy using my desktop license. I wanted to make a collogue, interlaced with my witty comments about the images.ĬyberLink’s PhotoDirector has been my favorite photo editing tool for at least a decade if not longer.
The bad news is they are so big I can only send one or two in their raw format to my friends and family. It’s good news because I’ve been able to snap dozens (no joke) of pictures of the amazing things one sees in Egypt. My Samsung Galaxy S7 edge has a 12-megapixel camera with amazing low-light, HDR, and autofocus capabilities that make a duffer like me look like a half-decent photographer, and it’s fast. I just downloaded a trial version of CyberLink’s PhotoDirector 10 on my Dell Latitude 7390 2-in-1 to see if I could do anything with the hoard of 3–5 MB photos I’ve taken with my smartphone during our visit to Egypt.
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