Image InDepth 1.2.0.0

Publisher review:
SID Image In Depth consumer-level photo editor is the professional standard in digital imaging, with an endless selection of drawing tools, filters, and color-adjustment capabilities for manipulating items in almost any way. Offers unique features designed specifically for amateur photographers, hobbyists, and business users who want a simple-to-use yet powerful digital-imaging solution. Flexible processing, filtering, and versatile delivery features enable you to prepare images for print, e-mail, or posting on the Web. Create eye-catching typography within shapes, perform shadow and highlight correction, explore expanded color-matching features, parlay efficient layer comps. You can use this program to edit photos for graphic and Web design, photography, and video. From simply lightening dark photos to improving color and contrast to adding objects or people that weren't originally in the picture. Image In Depth?s innovative features meet any professional need.
Requirements:
20 MB free space 64 RAM

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Limitations:
None

Release notes:
Major Update

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