PhotoWorks Reviews

I have gone back and forth between PhotoWorks and PhotoShop. I prefer PhotoWorks. The ease of use and features are much less cumbersome. PhotoWorks does everything I need and more.

At this time I have not found any cons in my use of PhotoWorks.

I can accomplish the same task that I did in much $$$ programs in LESS TIME and with videos on how to make the picture butter than it was. If I run into a new problem, so far there has been videos showing me how to make it happen. Therefore being MUCH easier to use.
I also like the way it places the term "edited" on the saved product, definitly helps when I go back to make more edits

You pay for what you get and I MOST wanted a program that could eliminate objects in the photo and not have to do the "trial and error" method OVER and OVER. On the first day I understood how to remove an object and replace with a nearby object.
PhotoWorks does have limitations ... OR tools that I haven't found yet. You get into doing what you need done and move on, so it's possible it's not the software's fault.

Nothing really, not worth the money that I paid for it.

Hard to use this software for the purpose I need.

As an experienced amateur wildlife photographer hobbyist and now 74yrs old I can do so many things with PhotoWorks, not only to just improve my results, but to do fun and interesting things with my photos without having to have an in depth knowledge of all the time consuming and confusing technical no how required to use programs such as Photoshop. Obviously from the earlier sign in details you required and the choices therein , your review request is perhaps not really aimed at retired persons or amateur photographers however your program is an absolute treasure for the likes of us, and there are a lot of us out here. As with all things worthwhile practice makes perfect but, for example, it is even possible to eventually, after repetitively altering already altered photos, to come up with a family photo showing five generations all in the one photo that looks totally realistic and genuine. I love your program folks.

I've been too busy enjoying the software at this stage that I haven't noticed any particular dislikes.

Photoworks is a very easy app to use. It almost has all the same features of Photoshop but with the easy of use.

After the last version update, the changing the sky feature would not work and crashed the software/

I was able to learn quickly how to insert our logo and add it to images via overlay. Important for our remodeling and construction before/after pictures. We like adding our logo, so our photos can be trusted (and owned) as our work. It is important to brand!

I was excited about the "batch" view - but it would not let me save our unique logo file. You can create and save a "signature" template - which must be created (and not imported) within the software.
[I had wanted to add our logo as overlay on a batch of pictures, and am only able to do so on individual images.]

The best of PhotoWorks are: Ease of use, good tools and user friendly.

The worst of PhotoWorks are: Performance, in some tools the app takes long time to respond.

I absolutely love this program. It has saved me many hours of set up & retaking photos. I am NOT a pro. I am volunteered (or volunteer) to do photos of projects for groups. My camera did not respond, many pictures were very dark & I was physically sick. I searched the net, found PhotoWorks, and did a few tests with some of the darkest pictures. I honestly could not believe the results! I bought the program the same day ( early Christmas present to me)!! i mam thrilled! have used PhotoWorks more time than i thought i would, always wit6h great results.

Haven't found any negatives yet! add on I wish the disc of the program would have cost a bit less. I bought it (I did not want to take any chances on losing PhotoWorks)

This photo app is as user friendly and intuitive as the the more expensive editors are confusing and intimidating> I really enjoy it!

It would be nice to have more flexibility in terms of text and frames. But these are minor minor issues and theyhelped me find easy solutions.

I found the sliders very easy to use. The color to black and white ..The cropping is smooth as well

the updates from one version to another has a cost involved

I need photo editing software for personal use to clean up thousands of old 35mm colour slides that I have digitised. My goal is simply to remove defects from the images, e.g. incorrect exposure, colour balance and blemishes, not to add special effects. I compared PhotoWorks version 10.0 with Adobe Photoshop Elements version 18.0.
Both have easy-to use auto enhancement features that produce similar results. However PhotoWorks offers more granular manual correction of individual image attributes, which enables good results to be obtained from problem images, eg very under- or over-exposed.
The only retouching option I have used is the Healing Brush, which allows blemished due to dust, fibres, mold, etc to be corrected. PhotoWorks performs well at this.
The PhotoWorks team was very responsive when I requested an option to add templates for visible captions on images.

Performance is disappointingly slow when PhotoWorks applies corrections to images - typically with lag times of 1 or more seconds - which makes the removal of a large number of blemishes time-consuming.
One of my must-have requirements is the ability to add visible captions to each photo using a consistent format (font, size, colour, opacity, position on canvas, etc). The PhotoWorks Text Templates option goes some way towards providing this, but does not yet offer consistent caption positioning, nor the ability to alter a caption once the image has been saved. The opacity option also needs improvement.

I got Photoworks very recently and have used it quite a bit, since I had some important face swapping  photo work I needed to do. Photoworks is very user friendly and easy to figure out and the videos are extremely helpful.

I also have had GIMP a long time, which is a very complex graphics program. It's much more difficult to do the work on GIMP. I'm now using both programs together on my pics. 

GIMP can pretty much do anything, but it's very difficult to learn and I must say there are certain things on PhotoWorks that are incredible time savers that would take forever on GIMP like the photo touch up tools that can zero in on the face or the complete photo. You can very quickly try about 20 variations until you find the best one.

If you're looking for a program that's easy to learn and also powerful in certain features, PhotoWorks may be the best choice.

Can't save the workspace to continue on another day. No manual, only tutorials

Very simple interface, does the needed jobs in photo-editing with ease. It has also, plenty of online tutorials.

Raw files need a many manual corrections before becoming usable.

It's user friendly, easier to learn than other photo editing software, and it's priced just right.

I do have Photoshop and it has a multitude of plug-in assets, actions, templates, filters, fonts, and more that Photoworks doesn't have at this moment.

Integrated most useful and common features for photo editing work. These features are powerful enough to sastify your photo editing results.

This software is for editing with single layer photo. For multiple-layer graphic editing and generating work, more powerful software like Photoshop would be needed.

The main features of this software is it works, it is simple, it is accurate and fast

Perhaps the clarity on blurred photo's could be a bit higher in the pixel distribution

Ease of use and performance mostly in processing with GPU.

Still in learning mode and processing the menu functionalities

very easy to use and to learn. The tutorials explain good how to use the software

Is very similar with the features of photoshop, everything is all right

This software is ideal for use "straight-out-of-the-box" because of its hints and help system; the provision of pop-up videos to show techniques makes it easy for anybody unfamiliar with the program to use it immediately.

A very minor detail is that the image selection process could be speeded by providing thumbnails of the folder being edited.

The very intuitive use, the practicality, the functions, the graphics, the set of software features and the more than excellent support guide.

For the use I have made of it so far and for what I need I have not found anything that is not to my liking.

The easy of use and the forever license. It was easy to download and use right away.

Really nothing to not like that I have found so far. What you can't figure out on your own is easily explained in the help sections and tip videos provided with the program.

Very easy to use. Very user friendly. Tutorials are well written and easy to follow. The software has a lot of nice features. I really like the photo effects. Customer support is very good.

I really do not have any cons. I have not had any problems with it So far, I really like the software.

Changing color to B&W. Cloning and the croping tool. Since I do all B&W pictures I am mostly using the tools that benefit me to better my B&W.

I have found nothing to this date that I dislike about the software.

I liked the features. Being able to crop and edit the pics and changing the background

Not knowing how to use all the buttons, some features does not do anything so I’m not sure if I do something wrong

This product is really user friendly and I really enjoy experimenting with it.

Nothing I disliked. Its really user friendly.