Users could place their photos inside faux-wooden frames, frosted glass edges, or festive holiday borders.
: Designed for Windows 98, Me, 2000, and XP, as well as Macintosh systems.
The first thing anyone remembers about ArcSoft PhotoImpression 4 is its unique user interface. Rejecting the standard, sterile gray windows of the classic Windows operating system, ArcSoft designed a highly stylized, dark-themed, and rounded workspace.
One-click filters could transform a standard digital photo into an oil painting, sketch, or mosaic.
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Upon launch, users were greeted with a splash screen featuring the ArcSoft "Magic Wand" logo. The interface was distinctly "Windows 98/2000" style: grey gradients, chunky beveled buttons, and a toolbar that floated like a life raft above a dark grey workspace.
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PhotoImpression 4 made common photo fixes easy to find and apply.
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