PhotoImpression stumbles when it comes to sharing features, however. As with the rest of the tools, they are limited, offering about 60 clipart images and fewer than 100 frames to choose from. If you’re looking for more fun from PhotoImpression 6.5, you can add clipart, text captions, and frames to your images, and you can produce albums and slideshows with music.
You can also upgrade to MediaImpression 2, which is similar to PhotoImpression but is more powerful. If that’s more than you need or more than you want to spend, you can upgrade to PhotoStudio 6 (which is different from PhotoStudio Darkroom). You can link from PhotoImpression to ArcSoft’s Web site, where you can buy its robust image editing program, PhotoStudio Darkroom, for $100. This is not a good choice if you want unlimited control over your photos. Each task usually requires just a few clicks to accomplish with PhotoImpression 6.5, but keep in mind that this makes the tools less flexible–you can change the brightness or contrast only within a fixed range, for instance. ArcSoft includes a photo editor that lets you fix the color, contrast, lighting, and red-eye, and it offers a few extra tools, such as a paint brush and a tool that lets you blur around a chosen area to bring out focal point in a photograph.
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