We found PhotoShow to be more versatile than Digital Image, with terrific tools for editing, sharing, organizing, animating, and archiving your photo collection. However, at $50, Nero PhotoShow Elite (a rebranded version of SimpleStar PhotoShow Deluxe) is a better deal.
For $10 more, you can buy the upscale version, Digital Image Suite, which has a more efficient image organizer and a utility for turning photos into simple animated slide shows. The template designs are attractive, if a bit simple, but they can be modified to suit your individual tastes.Īlthough it's a satisfactory program, Microsoft Digital Image Pro doesn't offer particularly good value for its price of $89. The process is so basic that almost anyone can slap these together in a few minutes. We detoured from this review long enough to make a 12-month calendar and several sets of postcards. There are hundreds of projects you can use your photos to create playing cards, magazine covers, stationery sets, labels, stickers, awards, albums, cards, flyers-you get the idea.
One of Digital Image's most amusing features is its Project mode, a collection of photo-related activities that can easily distract you for hours. Adding special effects to your images is simple, thanks to Digital Image''s wizardlike interfaces.
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