PhotoDirector offers 27 blending modes, which offers a lot of creative options.
One way to use layers is with CyberLink’s text tools, which give you many options for adding text to your images. The Edit section is for standard image editing with the familiar Layers, Tools, and Layer Masks, while the Create section facilitates slideshows, animated GIFs, and Motion Stills which are two or more similar images used to create an animated effect. The Guided section is where you’ll find Guided Edits, which walks users through complex effects step-by-step. Adjustment is where Raw files are processed alongside other popular formats. Library is for image organization, including face recognition. There’s a lot to account for, but the logical layout divides the interface into six distinct categories: Library, Adjustment, Guided, Edit, Create, and Print. CyberLink PhotoDirector 12 Ultra: InterfaceĬyberLink is famous for cramming a huge number of features into a fun, easy-to-use interface. It requires an Intel Core i-series or AMD Phenom II and above, 128 MB VGA VRAM or higher, and 4GB of RAM. On the Mac side, you will need macOS 10.13, 10.14, or 10.15. You will need a 64-bit system running Microsoft Windows 10, 8/8.1, and 7. PhotoDirector 12 Ultra is available for Mac and Windows and can run quite well on older systems.
PhotoDirector also offers a free, ad-supported mobile app for both iOS and Android, which we have not tested for review.ĬyberLink PhotoDirector: System requirements Prices are often discounted from the MSRP either by third-party vendors or CyberLink itself. The 365 version is not yet available for Mac at this writing, but is in the works, and will be out soon. A perpetual license for PhotoDirector 12 Ultra for both Mac and Windows costs $100, with upgrades priced at $70.ĬyberLink also offers a subscription plan called PhotoDirector 365, which is currently available on Windows for $55 per year based on an annual plan. There are various ways to purchase PhotoDirector on both Mac and Windows platforms, both as a perpetual license or subscription.
Despite its densely packed feature set, we found during this CyberLink PhotoDirector review that they’re easy to use and learn.
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