And, if you make a mistake, you can just undo it and start over. All this without having to find space for and set up a darkroom, mixing chemicals and making sure they are fresh, and working in the dark. Finally, the digital darkroom lets you do many things far more easily than by conventional methods, like text overlays, dodging and burning color images, compositing elements from multiple images, hand tinting black and whites, special effects, and repairing damaged photos. Although Picture Window will even run on older 486 computers, we recommend a Pentium, especially if you want to work with large images. If you want to use Picture Window Pro and its color management features, you will need Windows 98, Windows ME, or Windows 2000 as earlier versions of Windows do not support the ICM 2.0 color management that Picture Window uses.
More RAM is always better.
Electronic manual and collected white papers. Photo Screen Saver software. Ten sample images in Photo CD format. For detailed pricing information, see our Price List . Monitor Calibration software and overlay.