PhotoComplete

Pros: Good UI, simple, logical and intuative. Does a few tricks that average iPhoto users might appreciate, like adding a frame and uploading to Flickr, plus other image adjustments. Cons: No "auto levels" or "auto brightness & contrast", which I feel are essential in an image editor for non-pro photographers. None of those fancy Core Image filters available that one sees in some other similar apps. The "Fit image size to window" does not work, it just resizes the image to 100%. Conclusion: Nice simple image adjustment/enhancement application, but with room for improvement.

Really nice app, worth the price. Keep up the good work.

Pros: Good UI, simple, logical and intuative. Does a few tricks that average iPhoto users might appreciate, like adding a frame and uploading to Flickr, plus other image adjustments. Cons: No "auto levels" or "auto brightness & contrast", which I feel are essential in an image editor for non-pro photographers. None of those fancy Core Image filters available that one sees in some other similar apps. The "Fit image size to window" does not work, it just resizes the image to 100%. Conclusion: Nice simple image adjustment/enhancement application, but with room for improvement.

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I wanted to try it a bit but I've got strange messed up colors when I open any file I'm using a 2Ghz mac pro with 10.4.8, quicktime 7.1.3

Very nice effort! I like the history-style editing actions. Add the ability to drag their order and save presets would be good.

Sounds all nice and dandy, but doesn't iPhoto that comes with every mac for free do the exact same thing?