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Corel Photo Album Announced

According to a study from InfoTrends Research, more than 50% of digital camera owners have no plan for dealing with the photos sitting on their hard d...

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Gagan Gupta|Apr 19, 2006, 17:03:24 IST
According to a study from InfoTrends Research, more than 50% of digital camera owners have no plan for dealing with the photos sitting on their hard drives. Corel Photo Album 6 offers digital photographers a powerful solution for editing, organizing, sharing and safeguarding their growing collection of digital photos. Corel Photo Album liberates photos from the confines of scattered hard drives-whether they are housed in My Documents, email attachments or, elsewhere on the hard drive - where they can be perfected and, most importantly, shared.Some of its features include:
  • Edit: Users can get perfect pictures easily with solutions for red eye removal, cropping, frames and edges and a one-step "Quick Fix".
  • Organize: Get photos from cameras, scanners, CDs and cell phones into a single repository that uses a familiar Windows file-tree menu.
  • Share: Corel Photo Album offers more than dozen ways to share photos, from emails and printing to creating special hardcover books.
  • Safeguard: Corel's PhotoSafe technology automatically backs up every photo.
Blaine Mathieu, general manager for digital imaging with Corel said, "As consumers kick off their spring cleaning, it's a good time to include hard drives in that cleaning, and with our Photo Album, what used to be a chore can actually put the fun back into the ostensibly enjoyable hobby of digital photography. It's supposed to be fun, remember?"corel_photoalbum_6_t.jpg[/TAGS]
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First Published:Apr 19, 2006, 17:03:24 IST
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