PhotoDirector9.0

Name: PhotoDirector
Price: 99.99 $
Rating: 2 (5 reviews)

19 September 2017

Adjust and edit photos in one application.

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Overview

PhotoDirector 9 offers an extreme blend of features that goes far beyond what you would normally expect to find in photography software. Simplified photo management tools combine with powerfully easy-to-use yet sophisticated adjustment and editing options that offer a complete, end-to-end photo editing and management solution.

Layer Editing. - PhotoDirector 9 demystifies layer editing, making this advanced tool simple and intuitive, even for beginners.
Easy Adjustment with Filters, Effects and Blurs - Tools you need to edit, adjust, and enhance your shots to turn them into spectacular photos.
Face and Body Beautifying Tools - Expanded collection of easy-to-use touch-up tools make it easy to professionally remove imperfections from your portraits, and group shots.
Easy Object Removal and Photo Merging - Work faster with an efficient interface and intuitive photo management tools.
CyberLink Cloud - PhotoDirector integrates CyberLink Cloud which allows you to easily back up and retrieve your important creations safely and securely.

What's new in PhotoDirector

Version 9.0:

Note: Now requires OS X 10.9 or later.

Note: PhotoDirector 9.0 is a $69.99 paid upgrade from version 5.x to 8.x.

Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

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2 Reviews of PhotoDirector

Cyberlink keeps very high prices for its media software (like EUR 120 for DVD player) and it is not different with PhotoDirector 5 (EUR 100). It's their only Mac app, but I am not sure it will catch wider attention among OS X users. At least not in its current incarnation. For a start it looks very impressive (except it crashed on a first run) with nice dark UI and plenty of controls. It can't browse folders of photos, as they have to be "imported" first, however pics can stay in its places on hard disk. Well, and then I found a problem: every single photo in library and editor is dispayed wrong: it is just way too dark! When I open same JPG in Preview and then in PhotoDirector I get something like 1/4th of blacks cut out in histogram on the second. I never ever seen something like this in other app. I am sure it could be very nice app with all glitches (stability, color correction problem) polished. But first it need new price - something like EUR 29-39. Otherwise you should me mad to spend EUR 30 more than cost of Apple Aperture on Cyberlink solution.

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