05
Feb
In HDR photography, there is a fine line between reality and fantasy — and, it’s absolutely breathtaking!
HDR (High Dynamic…
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05
Feb
There is an endless amount of Star Wars digital art and illustrations out there.
Here are several pieces from deviantart.com. All…
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27
Jul
Learning to edit layers is one of the most important things to understand and a fundamental feature of any serious photo editing…
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07
Mar
What is HDR on the iPhone 5 Camera?
Tapping this button on your iPhone 5 will toggle HDR mode on…
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12
Feb
Why is iPhone Photography so popular? In some ways, it’s an easy question to answer. Photographers have a saying:…
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12
Feb
Ready or not, Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! The kiddies are all set with their class lists…
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27
Jul
Hello RAW shooters everywhere!
I wanted to share some perspectives on the recently released AfterShot/AfterShot Pro version 2.2. Download AfterShot…
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27
Jul
Get a Faster Photo Workflow in AfterShot Pro
For a lot of people who take pictures time is money. In my…
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19
Feb
Don’t put your friends to sleep with your travel pictures!
Now don’t stress. Whether it’s touring in the silence of…
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28
Jul
PaintShop Pro Named Best Photo Editing Software
Now that we have our blog, it’s high time we tell you about…
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Comments (8)
bonjour je voudrais savoir comment utiliser la version essai
How do you get photos into the Organizer Toolbar/Palette?
Hello Jerry,
The Organizer palette is a flexible display that gives quick access to files that are from a PaintShop Pro image collection or the contents of a folder. As there are a few different approaches to using it, we have a tutorial on Opening and Importing Photos that goes over how to work with the Oranizer palette that we suggest you check out!
Discovery Center Team
What is the best way to scan in a large number of old photos into a temporary workspace that I can later access to edit and organize?
Hello JC,
We find the scanning itself is often the bottleneck with a project like this, especially if you are using a flatbed scanner instead of something with a feed tray. Moving past the scanning itself, we have seen a couple major workflows here. One is to set a target folder (if your scanner app allows that) and use a folder for each category of photos you intend to scan – year, shoot, subject, event, etc. Then you can open each set for tagging, organizing, and editing. Alternately, you can scan them all to a central location and work with the entire group – less work up front, but more work in the program instead. It all depends on your personal preference!
Discovery Center Team
What good is a new workspace where the most commonly used tools are NOT there, such as crop. Where is crop and why can’t I find it right away?
It’s nice that you have a touch screen interface. You should have a choice between touch screen types and mouse/keyboard type for the vast majority of us who do not have touch screens to edit our photos.
Hi EC,
In the new Photography workspace, the Crop icon is in the bottom right corner under the Instant Effects palette. Also, if you prefer to use the Essentials or Complete workspaces from previous versions of PaintShop Pro, you can go to File > Workspace and select your preferred workspace.
Hope this helps!
The Discovery Center team
Great