Why I buy this one ?
- A complete photo tool; automatic photo fixes, precision editing controls and hundreds of unique special effects filters
- Offers intuitive features that allow the beginner and expert alike to focus on creativity
- One-stop photo management center takes the guesswork out of finding photos stored on a computer
- Apply focus to a region of a photo while applying an out-of-focus blur to the rest of the image with the new Depth of Field Effect
- New Time Machine photographic history tour lets you view your photos as if they were taken in another era

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What our customer's say!

"Many, many problems", I've been a loyal Paint Shop Pro user since version 3. I've used it on major commercial design projects, right alongside Photoshop on my Mac and Gimp on my Linux box. Sadly, version XI is one of the poorest software builds of any product I have ever seen. It locks up, won't start, won't close, takes forever to load, and has issues with many fundamental functions such as JPEG formats, loading/saving files, cache management, and thumbnail generation! Really, it is just unbelievably bad. Worse, when it crashes, although you can kill it from Windows Task Manager, it will immediately crash if you try to launch it again -- you'll have to reboot your computer to get it to work. Moreover, it is painfully slow, even on my fast Intel Core 2 Duo box with dual-channel memory and SATA drives. My advice to users is to stick with Version 9.


"Not what I was expecting", I must admit I am a novice in respect to digital photography but this program is a little too complicated for me (more than I can handle at this point). The cyber-shot viewer that came with my camera met my needs for photo editing but did not offer a "delete picture" option or the capacity to print to a disk. I thought the print to disk option was a part of the Paint Shop package which it does not appear to be.

"Happy Customer", I purchased this program specifically to pick images from two different photos and place them on a third picture as a background.

It worked great. For the most part this is a relatively easy program to use and it can do big tricks...

I like it, would recommend it.

"Don't upgrade unless u have a supercomputer", I've been a loyal PSP fan since the shareware days. After sticking with version 8.x for years, I thought I'd take advantage of an attractive upgrade offer from Corel to go to version XI.

My machine isn't the greatest, but it's not the worst either (2.5GHz with 2GB RAM) and this program was *painful* to try to use. Even after they released the patch, it was practically unusable and brought the entire system to a crawl. The installer changes the file associations for images to point to PSP XI which is normal. However, I would forget this and try to do a quick open of an image file and literally cringe when that splash screen of the girl with the camera appeared knowing it would be several excruciating seconds before I could shut the app down and open the image in something usable. I finally just un-installed the thing and went back to version 8.x. It's too bad. I really hoped to take advantage of some of the advanced features offered in PSP and Photoshop is priced way out of my league.



"I like Paint Shop Pro.", This is a simple and easy to use photo editing program. This is my thrid version of Paint Shop I have used and the best version yet to be released. Would recomend this to someone who wants a simple photo editor.

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"Capable and well featured, and a bargain to boot", I was in the market to buy more capable software than the software provided with the DSLR I bought, and decided, after reading some other reviews to try this out, figuring that for $50 or $60, if I decide that it didn't suit me, at least I didn't have much invested(like the $300 Lightroom software, yikes!). I have been really satisfied with PSP Photo so far though. If you are just interested in a really capable, and fairly easy to use image editing software application, it would be hard for me to recommend anything else. PSP Photo is an extraordinary bargain, considering it's low price, enormous(at least for me) featureset, and it is amazingly easy to use. And if you want to try it for free, Corel will let you download a time-limited but full-featured trial version of PSP Photo from their website. If you try it, and try it with an open-minded attitude(like I did) you will probably agree that you can't get anything better for this price.

"Buy something else", Anybody who gives this a good review has either just acquired it or has never worked with anything else. There are several features in free software like Picasa2 that are superior to PSP11, such as the straightening tool. Also, at least when working with Vista, the organizer is very poor. Most maddeningly, while it makes it clear you can delete images from within the organizer (where they appear as thumbnails) you cannot! Instead you have to open the image, then delete it. Then go back to the organizer and refresh the set. Imagine bringing home 700 photos from vacation and culling out the worst this way. You can't. You have to load the images into a different program like Picasa, cull from there, and then transfer it over to PSP. But that's okay, because PSP, again with my OS, won't recognize images on your card or in your camera! How bizarre! Then, when you're ready to post your photos, you need ANOTHER software package! Picassa does all three of these things. New much-touted features like "depth of field" are basically useless because you have to have the hand of a brain surgeon to draw a neat line around the object you want to highlight.

Yet worst of all is the total lack of support. I originally e-mailed two questions and got back nonsensical answers, one urging me to use their phone support (at $25 a pop). I have since then sent three more e-mails. I get a notification the will be answered within 24 hours but no answer ever comes. That's just plain deceitful and possibly a breach of contract. If they say they supply online support they're obliged to do so.

And the complaints about slowness? I have a fast Core 2 Duo with 4mg on the L2 cache and 2 gigs RAM, yet it can be agonizingly slow. Yet it won't even use up all of my RAM. In other words, adding more won't do me a bit of good.

I don't know what's the best sophisticated imaging software out there, but it simply cannot be this.

"Corel ruined Paint Shop Pro", Congrats, Corel. You've taken a wonderful and useful graphics program and reduced it to a nagging, agonizingly slow, bloated piece of trash. I've been using it since it was shareware and each version got better and better. That is until Corel entered the picture. I have uninstalled V9, V10, and V11 and gone back to V8. Save your money and try to find an old version.

"LOVE IT ", We had Paint Shop Pro 7 and thought nothing could be better, we was WRONG. The order and Delivery was great

"Worst version yet", I've been a longtime user of paint shop pro since its shareware days. It was always a favorite and I have paid to upgrade several times. This time I moved from version 9 to version 11, so it is the first version I've tried since Corel bought Jasc. Boy, what a piece of garbage this software has become. I've got a fast computer with 3 GB of RAM and it takes about 1 minute to start up and consistently uses 25-40% of my CPU even when it isn't doing anything!

The current user interface is very hard to get used to. I've been using this software for years and still can't figure out how to use this latest version.

To top it off, my rebates were rejected for reasons unknown. It took me resubmitting them with a threat to contact the BBB to get one, and then finally a phone call to get the other one.

I now mostly use Adobe Fireworks or the old version of Paint Shop Pro, and I would highly recommend that people NOT buy this product!