Elements or ULead? Which one?

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I use Ulead. I have Photoshop and Photopaint installed and use them
sometimes but for most of my photo editing I use Ulead PhotoImpact.

The editing I do is repairing old family photos.

Allan


"berry" <berry@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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>
> Which is the one that is maybe easier, better, or whatever.
> Photoshop Elements or Ulead Photo Impact (I believe those are the
> titles). What to get a good one. Have used Adobe Photo Deluxe for
> a long time and want a change.
>
> Thanks...

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berry wrote:

> Which is the one that is maybe easier, better, or whatever.
> Photoshop Elements or Ulead Photo Impact (I believe those are the
> titles). What to get a good one. Have used Adobe Photo Deluxe for
> a long time and want a change.

Once upon a time I had ULead and it did do the job. But compared to Photoshop 5
and 6 LE, it seemed a bit weak. I now use both 6 LE and Elements 2 and there is
little I can't do... but wish I had 16 bit/color.

I'm sure ULead has improved since then, but so has PS. PS is a defacto standard
so its good to work with it in that sense as well.

Cheers,
Alan

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