You can apply what are called deformations, which involve warping the image to a particular shape or perspective. Once you have your image, you can rotate, flip, invert, crop or move around sections of it, or the image as a whole. You can also get your starting image from a screen grab function which can go off at a set time or be activated like a snapshot. PSP can import graphics from TWAIN compatible devices (such as scanners or cameras) directly, and in version 5 includes direct support for Kodak digital cameras. Here's a run down of some of the basic capabilities of PSP, which have been present in the latest versions. What it's not meant for is creating eye-catching and detailed works of art, for which you would want a dedicated package such as Painter or Macromedia Freehand. You can also use it to cut, resize, recolour, modify, deform and basically transform photographs, clipart, and any kind of image file. You can use it to construct and design logos, lettering, simple pictures or cartoons, or graphics buttons for Web pages for example. What is it?įirst of all, what type of program is Paint Shop Pro exactly, and why would you want to use it? PSP is best described as a graphics or image manipulation program. In this review I'll examine some of the main features of Paint Shop Pro 5. Well, now it has reached its fifth incarnation, and a lot has changed. Originally a shareware program, it became popular around version 2.0 as a general purpose image manipulation program. The name Paint Shop Pro should be familiar to every Windows Web author, and probably to quite a few others as well. You are here: irt.org | Software Reviews | Graphics | JASC Paint Shop Pro 5

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