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  1. 31st Aug 2003 21:14 #1
    Greg12
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    I have found that, though experimentation, the "one touch photo fix" works better than Adobe's color restore.

    I found that Paint Shop Pro produces truer colors even in low quality images (IE ones taken on an LG-6600 Cell Cam)

    It also allows for batch correcting, making it invaluable when it comes to color balances 40 or 50 yearbook pictures.

    Anyone have similar findings or contradictory findings?
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    I havn't got Paint Shop 8.0 yet. But I found some of the photo enhancement filters in Paint Shop 7.0 are excellent, especially Clarify Photo filter.
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    The one step photo fix is excellent, but in looking at extremely fine details of the final photo, you will see some decreases in quality. Anyhoot, this is what I found out on a 2.1 megapixel camera photo. Maybe a 6.5mp shot would end up different.
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