Photomagic 2.0

Publisher review:
PhotoMagic version 2.0 is an excellent tool which allows you to quickly rename, resize, convert and apply special effects to multiple images in just a few easy steps. Some of the exciting features included with PhotoMagic include. Batch rename images in a few simple steps Reduce images sizes also reduces the overall file size which is ideal for emailing Convert the images into a different file type Apply special effects to the images. Supports Windows Imaging Acquisition (WIA) The program has been designed around a Wizard based interface which makes it extremely easy to use. Whether you are an advanced computer user or just starting out, we are confident that you will find PhotoMagic a pleasure to use. Digital Camera Users. If you use a Digital camera, then adding PhotoMagic to your current software collection is certainly worth considering especially when it comes to batch renaming all your favorite images.
Requirements:
Microsoft .NetFramework

Operating system:
WinME,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
New Release

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