
It does a decent job of editing actual photos and the ability to see all of your photos in the program and then select which ones you want to edit is nice.
You can also create and run scripts to quickly make common, repetitive adjustments to photos Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
If you have used Adobe Photoshop like I have, you will find yourself constantly confused about where common features are or how to use them. For example, there is a menu that lists all of the effects you can apply to an image, but if you are looking to create a blur you won't find it there. It would instead be under the Adjust menu.
This is primarily a photo editor, and is not ideal for editing screenshots or adding/drawing things like callouts Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
