Paint Shop Pro X2 on HUGE SALE

[David Drummond]

Anyone looking for a powerful photo editing program and can't afford Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro X2 is on huge holiday sale right now.

$29.99 (normally $59.99) for the regular version and $59.99 (normally $99.99) for the ultimate version.
That's a heck of a deal if your looking for a powerful photo editing program and can't afford Photoshop. I use PSP for many photo editing things.



http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/us/en/Product/1184951547051#versionTabview=tab0

 

[Marcus Hicks]

That is an awesome piece of software. I'm using the pro 9 version. May be time for an upgrade

 

[David Drummond]

I note the text on that says sale ends Nov 23rd, but it's still in effect. Two of us I know bought it today at that price. You can get it download or have the box sent to you.
This version is MUCH more photo oriented that previous versions.

 

[S. Goodwin]

Wow awesome deal! I use Paint Shop Pro 7 now and I love it, but at this price I would be crazy not to upgrade. Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Elinor McLennon]

Excellent deal. Thanks for passing this on.

 

[Bonnie Frank]

I have this program, it's fantastic for photo-editing and for me much easier to use than Photo-shop.

 

[Josh Durkee]

On a side note, this is a nice free option:

http://www.pixlr.com/

 

[Stan Olson]

Just an FYI, this deal still works. I was able to get the Ultimate version for $59.99. Thanks again!

 

[Oscar van der Velde]

I also just bought it for the holiday deal price

The past few years I relied on Paint.NET (free, www.getpaint.net), which has nice plugins, but it is slow on large files and some features introduce banding due to 8-bit-only processing. So I could not pass up this deal which includes also HDR and correction of distortions and better cloning stamps.
By the way, Canon's DPP raw processing software has become very good recently with the highlight and shadow sliders. I rarely need to use anything else for regular photos!

Happy holidays,
Oscar

 

[Stan Olson]

Unfortunately PSP doesn't work on the Canon T1i RAW files, so that's quite a disappointment. As Oscar mentioned though, the DPP software that comes with the Canon really is pretty decent.

 

[Oscar van der Velde]

Stan, I just installed an update today, which also should support the T1i as indicated in the release notes:
http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/us/en/Content/1157481830100?pid=1194373974705

 

[Stan Olson]

I don't see the T1i listed in the release notes. Are you confusing that with the XTi?

 

[Oscar van der Velde]

hmm, indeed I must have confused that. Apparently they did not update support for new cameras since 2007 Version X3 coming soon probably.

Oscar

 

[brian morgan]

Corel® Paint Shop Pro® Photo X2 Ultimate ---- Now selling for $49.99

 

[Skip Talbot]

I've used this software since the late 90's and love it. Its a poor man's photoshop. Its lacking some features that Photoshop has, but I find the interface much easier to use and control. The shortcuts are more standard to Windows users, the menus better organized, and its not as easy to get lost. Although I find Adobe products in general to be a real pain.