We all know how image editors work, but
wouldn't you like to try a fun and exciting experience for once? Such
an example is PhotoScape. As the application focuses on viewing and manipulating images, PhotoScape itself is very colorful and "happy".When
you open PhotoScape, you are encountered by a white window in full
screen, with a few sliding pictures (which redirect you to Flickr
galleries once you click them), and a menu system displayed in a circle.The
menu includes a viewer, editor, batch editor, page, combine, animated
GIF, print, splitter, screen capture, color picker, raw converter,
rename, and paper print. All these titles are pretty self-explanatory.In
addition, you can develop photographs from an online studio, and find
similar faces on the Internet (including but not limited to
celebrities).So, here's what you can do: combine photos to
create a single one, slice an image into several pieces, capture a
screenshot (which is no different from Print Screen), batch edit a bunch
of photos, use the editor to create special effects (e.g. red eye
correction, mole removal, paint brush), and others.PhotoScape is
fun to work with but it honestly doesn't bring anything new to the
table (although the face searching is kind of fun).All in all,
PhotoScape is a great program to work with when you need to make small
changes and don't want to burden yourself with heavier software. But
professionals will limit themselves to more advanced image editing
tools.