PaintShop Pro offers different workspaces for you to choose from, depending on your skill level and the tasks you want to do. In this tutorial, we’ll explore the Photography workspace, which is designed for touch and Ultra HD 4K devices. It has a Split View feature for a side-by-side comparison of your original image and your most recent edits, and a sleek and instinctive environment that allows you to focus exclusively on quick photo edits — perfect for new users to learn and master in no time!
Not sure which PaintShop Pro workspace is right for you? Check out our overview of all workspaces.
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i bought this and cannot find the tools to remove objects or add objects or erase etc
Hi Jim,
Please go to File > Workspace and select the Complete workspace to see the full collection of tools. Both the Object Remover and Eraser can be found in the toolbar along the left of the interface. For more information on specific tools we have this collection of tutorials PaintShop Pro Tools.
Hope this helps!
The Discovery Center team
Can I have my tools listed on the left side plus my photography workspace open at the same time? If so, how??
Hi Pam,
Unfortunately the Photography workspace is not customizable so it’s not possible to add the tools from other workspaces. To access the toolbox you would need to be using the Complete or Essentials workspace.
Best regards,
The Discovery Center team
Once I have adjusted one picture in a folder, how do I go to the next picture?
Hi Bill,
You will need to open each photo in the Photography workspace. You can do this by dragging and dropping an image from the folder into the workspace, or by using File > Open (Ctrl +O). You can open each image one at a time or open multiple photos at once. When you have multiple photos open, each will be on a separate tab and you can click on each tab to adjust the photo.
If you are working in the Essentials or Complete workspace, you can have the Organizer palette (press Shift + F9 to display the Organizer) open, choose the folder with images you want to work with, and then double-click each image thumbnail in the Organizer to open it in the workspace.
Hope this helps!
The Discovery Center team