#Ashampoo photo commander 14 key software
With an RRP of £39.99 this is a very small price to pay for a powerful piece of software to create professional looking photos and improve your photo album. So overall I would recommend Photo Commander for the novice and intermediate users and while I’m no expert I think experts may find some of the functions very useful too. The only thing I would like to see added to this would be tutorial videos for some of the more advanced functions, but that’s just a tiny addition that I think would benefit novices like me. There is plenty of help available on the Help system (pressing F1) for those that do require it. When it comes to photo editing I am a complete novice but this program makes it much more accessible for novices to create better photos, slideshows, cards etc… and as well as saving your finished piece to your computer you can share straightaway from within the program by email, webmail, Ashampoo Web, Facebook and Picasa all in a few clicks of the mouse. It is so easy to use, the layout is uncluttered so you can easily work on your photos and it is very fast to use. So far after using Photo Commander 14 for a couple of days I am very impressed. Should you wish to share your photo albums with friends and family you can create and save slideshows on CD/DVD so recipients can just pop into their players and view. There is even an option to remove scratches and objects from the photo (although I haven’t been very successful with this so far, so more practice need I think). This option is accessible from the toolbar once you have selected the photo you are working on. You can also add effects such as blur, sharpen, noise, and lots more all with a simple click of the mouse.Īlso in lots of photos I have there is a lot of Red-Eye and Photo Commander 14 has options to remove automatically or if you need that bit more control, manually. You can also insert text and objects onto your photo and move them around by dragging into the position you need them. You also have the option to create a Frame or Vignette with lots of different templates available (samples below). This was done in a few simple clicks without any knowledge of the program or using help/tutorial files. For my first attempt I used the Greeting Card option and my photo was added leaving me to position in better and adding text (as pictured below). To start with I selected my photo and the clicked on the Frame/Card option. Now find the photo you want to use and click it, it is now displayed in the Preview Area ready for you to start working on. Once you have clicked on the folder all the pictures within it are displayed as thumbnails in the Content Area. To start find the folder where your pictures are stored (using the Folder Area). Preview Area: this is where a preview of the picture/video you are working on is displayed. On opening on the program the work area is split into 3 panels įolder Area: displays all the folders on your computer so you can easily access where all your photos may be stored.Ĭontent Area: shows thumbnail images of your pictures within the folder you are viewing.
#Ashampoo photo commander 14 key manual
I was asked to try out Photo Commander 14 from Ashampoo which is a fully comprehensive software suite to manage, optimise and present your photos and is suitable for beginners and experts. With cameras being readily accessible these days on phones, tablets and of course digital cameras everybody has hundreds of photos stored on a varying array of devices.
Ashampoo’s Photo Commander 14 is so easy to use.
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