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Image-Processing Software

  
     
 

The digital darkroom keeps getting better with improvements in features and ease of use in software programs

By Rob Sheppard

  
     
   
     
  The big news this year is the new version of Photoshop, CS2, of course, but Adobe isn’t the only one at work to make our digital darkroom work better, more efficient and easier. Corel has put its own touches to the venerable Paint Shop Pro, offering a fresh version that keeps all the old features, but puts them in a photographer-friendly interface, while Microsoft has made significant upgrades to its Digital Image program.

The busy folks at nik Multimedia continue to put out superb plug-in programs for Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro, introducing a great new version for its sharpening software. Digital Film Tools upgraded its 55mm plug-in with more useful features, and Kodak’s Austin Development Center (ADC) has made upgrades to all of its plug-ins. I’ve used them all, so here’s an overview of each program.		  
     
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