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Overpriced 
- Version: 2.0, 6/23/2005 06:04PM PST
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cravencondor
I don't know - Version: 1.5, 1/20/2005 02:32PM PST
Duckhue
Well I gave it a try. It does one thing very well. It removes scratches and specks like magic. I could only get it to do one mark at a time. They claim that you can change modes, highlight all the damage and do them all at once. I couldn't find the modes they were talking about under PhotoShop 7. This is a nice tool at the price "if" you restore old photo's all the time and "if" you can fix all the marks at once. I do about 1 to 5 photos a year. So the price is not worth it to me in these hard times, unless I get a windfall. PhotoShop Elements 3 is less in cost, so that's the scale I rate this at. This is really only worth about 20.00 to 30.00, maybe. If it were me, I would lower the cost and make more money in the long run. HELLO.
The program does work in that it is a bit faster but only slightly faster than treairing in PS using healing brush and clone copy
Definately not worth $89 unless you were doing this for a living all day
I will pass on this