However, when you move to saving files, only three options are provided: JPEG, TIFF and PNG. Indeed, a list of the last few files we worked on with the software shows this to be the case, as shown in the screen grab below.
Regarding the raw file support, we found the program could open files from some recently released cameras, including the Olympus PEN E-PL9 and the Panasonic GX9, which suggests it’s being kept up-to-date.
JPEG and TIFF embedded colour profile support. Supports setting monitor and working colour spaces. Supports conversion between different colour spaces. Read and write TIFFs with 16 bits per colour sample. 
Access thousands of effects from the community. Apply photo editing effects with one click. The software is available in two versions: Standard and Studio, the only difference between them being that the Studio version has been designed to work as a plug-in for Photoshop and Photoshop Elements, adding all the available effects to each application’s workflow.īoth versions include the following features: The user interface in Smart Photo Editor is simple and relatively easy to navigate. Developed by the makers of PortraitPro and LandscapePro, it provides an easy way for snapshooters to enhance their photos through functions ranging from basic tweaks, to complete transformations achieved through community-developed special effects. Consequently, we don’t see it appealing to professional photographers or other experienced users of Photoshop or other sophisticated editors.īut it’s relatively cheap and cheerful and fun to play with, which will be all some people want.Īlthough Anthropics Technology’s Smart Photo Editor has been around since 2012, it’s not your average photo editing program but more like a comprehensive effects application. Unfortunately, while it’s easy to apply pre-set effects, it’s less easy to use the program for normal image tweaking. 
Some photographers will use it for simply dropping an effect onto an image, which is where the integration with Photoshop provided in the Studio version could be worth paying extra for. While Smart Photo Editor won’t suit everyone, for photographers who enjoy ‘playing around’ with special effects it offers a quick and easy way to experiment with creative adjustments.
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