
There are numerous things for which Photoscape is my go-to editing software for any quick tweaks to the image. Unlike other editing software, PhotoScape provides a minimal set of tools required to adjust the image ranging from brightness, contrast, or sharpness. The auto adjustment tools of level and contrast offer quite a decent finish to the picture. Another good feature is a 6 set of filters with three levels (low, middle, and high) and different one-click edits such as crystallizing, newsprint, pictorialization, and many more. As an editor for quick edits, you should check out this software. Additionally, you can add different objects such as text and images and crop with different shapes and sizes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There aren't many downfalls of PhotoScape. But as photo-editing software, PhotoScape may choose to bring out the features to select and crop manually by the borders (like lasso select) soon. The current software doesn't allow that, and due to this, I sometimes switch to GIMP or Photoshop, where I need to select a specific portion of an image. Since most of the features are on auto level, it is a problem to fine-tune or adjust the image to our choice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.