| Version | 5.0.3.1 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Wikiwiki Software |
| Release date | Nov 7, 2008 |
| Date added | Apr 29, 2008 |
| Os requirements | Windows, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista |
| Requirements | Windows 2000/XP/Vista |
| Total downloads | 16,248 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
Creates stylish Flash movie slideshow directly even from DSLR RAW images very easily. Import, manage, view and print Digital Photo including various DSLR RAW formats. It creates Flash Movie directly even from RAW images. Gives motion to still image in 3D slideshow with iTune music. New active filter supports, inifinite undouable tonecurve, level adjust, and unsharpmask effect. Supports high speed duplicate finder to shrink your HD space. Includes Video Player, Graphic Converter, Web Page generator, Calendar Stle List, and QuickTime Editor. Creates Animiated GIF, AVI, Transparent GIF, and PNG. Creates autorun CD/DVD with 3D slideshow and music.
Version 5.0.3.1 has Canon KISS X2, Nikon D60, Olympus E-420, Pentax K20D, Sony A350 RAW image formats are supported.
Review
Digital photographers on a budget will welcome this compact, low-priced photo editor. Click'n View for Win has a handsome, though rather disorganized, brushed-metal interface and tools for cropping and rotating images, converting them to other formats, and adjusting color and brightness.
It also lets you apply a few filters, design photo collages and basic slide shows, make animated GIFs, and export slide shows as AVIs. You can import images from your hard drive, digital camera, or scanner. The program executable doesn't require installation, so you can put it on a keychain drive for maximum portability. In an unusual twist on the demo period, after 15 days the trial version of Click'n View for Win will only allow you to open 13 color images each time you start the program (though you can restart any number of times).
Still, those are more generous terms than previous versions of the program have offered, and all in all, Click'n View for Win should suit beginning to midlevel photographers who don't need a professional-grade editing suite.
