Optimizing photos is a child`s play!
Focus on your motif, press the release and record the picture: Taking photos with modern digital cameras is so easy. After having recorded the pictures, they will be transferred to and analyzed on the PC. A lot of photographers are surprised when displaying their photos on the PC for the first time: The photos are not bright enough, the colors do not shine, the degree of sharpness is not sufficient and the contrast also leaves a lot to be desired. Very often, such a result can be attributed to suboptimal settings of the camera.
But: From now on, this does not mean that you have to delete your pictures. The perfect photo is hidden under the gray surface - you only have to find it! The Ashampoo Photo Optimizer 2 can help you to save each photo - all you have to do is click with your mouse. A very strong algorithm determines the optimal settings for a picture and implements these settings automatically and without any further prompts. Even on the screen, you can see that this feature already seems to remove a shroud of fog from the pictures so that the colors are shining again, the contrasts are exact and the pictures become sharper. The photographers often experience a downright light bulb moment when watching their photos.
A direct before/after comparison of the pictures shows the extreme improvements that have been performed by the program. Thus, more and more hobby and professional photographers use this program during each new readout process of recently recorded pictures to optimize them with the help of the batch processing method.
Highlights
- Photo optimization with only one mouse click
- Improve the contrast, brightness, color intensity and sharpness
- Picture preview
- Possibility to undo the picture optimization at any time
- The untouched original remains as a backup
- Batch processing of all pictures in one folder is possible
- Turn pictures to the right or to the left
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