PhotoLine

Graphic editors have come a very long way since their early days, and despite the main principles behind image processing remaining the same, there have been tremendous advancements and changes. Together with those changes, an inherent degree of complexity has risen, which populates most established graphics editors. PhotoLine on the other hand, tries to offer the best of all worlds, by providing users with a graphic editing tool that features a comprehensive approach to processing, but without being overly complex or too cluttered.

Right from the start, we enjoyed the design of PhotoLine, and we feel it offers a classic approach to image editing, as it provides a good overview of the working area, as well as multiple side panels for storing tools and features.

If you’re already accustomed to such layouts, this will be great for you. If not, and you might be a novice, there’s no issue whatsoever, as we feel that very accessible design offers easy handling and an intuitive operation, allowing you to learn and adapt quite quickly.

By far one of the strengths of this editor is its collection of tools and features that address a very wide range of tasks. For instance, you will be able to edit curves, address color processing, exposure, sharpening, masking, and many other aspects.

Standard features such as the lasso tool or those pertaining to histogram data are also present, ensuring a complete package, both for novices, as well as those who are accustomed to such tools.

While not being too complex, this graphic editor offers an impressive collection of tools that are meant at helping you edit and manage your images efficiently and with great attention to detail.