Microsoft Digital Image Suite Anniversary EditionIt was in the year 2006, on the eve of the 10th anniversary of Microsoft for providing various digital imaging products that Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition was launched in the market. Although it is no more available, it is one digital imaging product that is worth talking even after discontinuation. It was well in business for quite a time and used by numerous people. Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition was an upgradation of the Digital Image Suite 2006 that was offered along with a free value pack worth $198. The software made it easy even for a amateur to save, organize, sort and view the photographs. It offered a number of archiving options that were easy to understand and operate. It also facilitated the user to organizer all the multimedia components in one place. The best part about the software was that it offered some of the most distinguished editing features that were simple to use and even a novice could use them easily. It also had a Smart Erase feature with which one could eliminate the distractions in an image easily. MS Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition was a crafty program that allowed the user to do anything and everything with the digital images. One could make collages, calendars, cards, albums, slide shows and just everything with its help. Playing with images was never simpler. It also allowed the user to personalize with voice narration as well and make a story with the help of customizable zooms and music. The other important feature of the software program was that the user could turn the photographs in to rich black and white contrast and fine tune the selected areas of the photographs easily. You could play with the lights and keep the lighting of the photograph or the video in control. With all these features to its credit the software had some initial system requirements as well. It required a Multimedia PC with a minimum Pentium 700-MHz processor. It was compatible with Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP and Vista. A minimum of 256 MB RAM and 400 MB hard disk space was required to install it successfully. A Super VGA monitor, 1 MB of Video ram, Quad-Speed CD ROM, a compatible pointing device, and Windows media Player 10 were the other basic requirements for the download of the software program. So, when MS Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition actually came in to the market it reigned over as one of the most easiest and simplest of the software programs meant to effortlessly organize, enhance, share and preserve your favorite memories. The storage and retrieval of the photographs was eased up to a great extent. Although its no more in use, people who have used it in past swear by its easy application and operation. |