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Product Features
- The ideal photo and video software for beginners
- Amazingly simply photo editing, video editing, DVD burning, DVD playback and creative projects
- Use the powerful Media Organizer to tag, view and organize all your photos, videos and music files in one place
- Create beautiful photo books, calendars, slideshows and more
- Share in any format: burn DVDs, upload photos and videos to Facebook, Flickr and YouTube, share over email, or print from your PC
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Do you take photos and videos with a point-and-shoot digital camera? Then Corel Digital Studio 2010 is perfect for you. This fast and simple digital media suite is designed to let you edit photos fast, and turn video clips into movies in minutes. Plus, you get everything you need to create stunning photo books, slideshows and DVDs.
 It's your story to tell, so make it unforgettable with Corel Digital Studio 2010. |
Corel Digital Studio 2010 is the easiest photo, video and DVD burning software you'll ever use.
Organize
Automatically capture digital media from virtually any device to get started quickly. Then view all your photos, videos and music in one easy place. Organize by folder, album, date, rating or keyword tag to find files fast.
Edit
Fix it fast with one-click photo-editing and video-editing tools. Quickly crop, rotate, sharpen, remove red-eye and more to bring out the best in your digital photos. Trim, combine and enhance video clips in seconds. You can even edit, burn and share your HD videos.
Create
Get creative with professionally designed templates that help you capture your memories in style. Create stunning photo books, slideshows, calendars, cards and more. Make a polished movie in just minutes with easy movie making tools. Or, bring your favorite photos, videos and music together in one amazing piece.
Share
Give friends and family the front seat to the show of your life! Upload photos and videos to Facebook, Flickr and YouTube. Copy videos and movies to iPod, iPhone, PSP and other mobile devices. Print photos at home or order from our online printing service. Then burn DVDs and CDs for easy sharing and safekeeping.
 With PaintShop Photo Express, editing your digital photos is just as easy as taking them. Click to enlarge. |
 VideoStudio Express 2010 is the easiest way to turn your video clips into professional-looking movies you can share. Click to enlarge. |
 Send to devices and burn CDs and DVDs faster and more easily than ever with Corel DVD Factory 2010. Click to enlarge. |
 The best DVD player software for high-quality video playback, WinDVD delivers a more lifelike and exhilarating entertainment experience. Click to enlarge. |
Organize videos and photos together
When it comes to software for making movies and photos, nothing beats Digital Studio 2010. Look how easy it is to get started!Automatic Importing
Quickly copy all your videos, photos and music from your device to your computer. Digital Studio detects digital cameras, camcorders and mobile phones, so you can easily send all your files to the Media Organizer for quick viewing.
One Common Workspace
For the first time on the PC, Digital Studio combines photo editing and movie making software with DVD and AVCHD burning, creative projects and easy sharing, all with a visual workspace that makes your experience simple and fun. Now you can organize, edit, create, share and preserve all your memories in one place--faster, easier and with truly amazing results.
Simple Media Organizer
Organize photos, videos and music all in one place and keep your memorable moments together. Digital Studio's Media Organizer is the starting point for all your projects across the suite, making it easy to move from one application to another. Know one, know them all!
Edit photos and videos the easy way
Whether you're photo editing, movie making or both, Digital Studio helps you create as fast as you can click!Express Edit
Enhance photos and videos in minutes in Express Edit mode. Digital Studio lets you preview images and make your most common edits within a single viewing window. Crop, rotate and sharpen photos, remove red-eye, adjust brightness and more with just a few clicks. Use the QuickCut timeline to view and trim your video for fast results.
Movie Making Software Made Easy. Seriously Easy.
Corel Digital Studio 2010 offers a groundbreaking new, visual approach to video-editing projects. Now movie making is something anyone can do! Use professional movie templates to instantly turn your video clips into a great-looking movie, complete with openings, titles and transitions. Or quickly personalize your video with your own voiceover, music and more. Trim unwanted content, make fast edits like reducing camera shake, and add titles, soundtracks and captions--all using the same simple workspace.
HD Video
Edit, burn and share your AVCHD video clips.
Create photo and video projects
Only Digital Studio combines photo editing and movie making software, giving you one simple place to create all your photo and video projects.Digital Photo and Video Templates
Make your stories unforgettable with professional-looking photo books, calendars, photo slideshows and movies that take only minutes to create. Just choose a photo or video style and add your personal touch. Order projects online or print from the suite with just a few clicks.
Windows 7 Touch Capabilities
Get hands-on with your photos and videos in ways that were never possible before. Corel Digital Studio 2010 takes full advantage of Windows 7 touch-screen capabilities, moving beyond traditional menus and mouse clicks to a more natural and exciting creative experience.
Share and preserve your memories
At home, on the go, online or off, Digital Studio 2010 lets you easily share your memories with family and friends.Easy Sharing in any Format
Burn DVDs, upload photos and videos to Facebook, Flickr and YouTube, attach them to email with automatic resizing, print right from your PC or order prints online. You can also copy files to iPod, iPhone, PSP or other mobile devices faster than ever.
DVD Playback with Hollywood Flair
Watch your videos and movies in cinematic quality from DVD, movie files or straight from your digital camera with Corel WinDVD 2010, the world's #1 DVD player software. Then burn to DVD with Hollywood-style menus that make it easy to browse and watch your favorite scenes.
CD and DVD Burning
Burn DVD or AVCHD movies, and burn music to disc in just a few clicks. Digital Studio lets you watch, share and back up your creations in no time.
What's Included
Making movies, photos and DVDs is easy with Corel Digital Studio 2010. Find everything you need right here.- Corel PaintShop Photo Express 2010
- Corel VideoStudio Express 2010
- Corel DVD Factory 2010
- Corel WinDVD 2010
- Corel Quick Start Guide
- Corel Guide (in product)
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42 of 43 people found the following review helpful
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The reviewers before me have done a great job of listing the components and functionality, so I won't repeat any of that. These very postive reviews here give you one side...which makes me think that I've been sent a totally different set of software! This package has delivered a pretty frustrating experience to me, frankly.
So I'll give you the other side. I've experienced lots of very strange happenings since using this package. It feels very buggy to me. Let me list some of the oddities and annoyances:
- it installed quite efficiently on Windows 7, but takes 4GB of harddrive, which seems excessive, so make sure you have enough space.
- there are no real ways of changing the options. Fair enough I suppose: it's a package for the average non-techie person to dive into and use. But why can't I even set default folders for saving, etc?
- nor can I select the folders to be used in PaintShop Photo. It just automatically picks them up from wherever it deems is appropriate.
- I selected one photo to edit in PaintShop Photo, and as I was applying changes, it started flicking randomly between several other photos. Even standing back from the computer, making sure I wasn't touching anything, didn't stop this. I had to quit back to the folder view to stop it.
- VideoStudio just hangs forever if I try and load a .mov file into it. Even one that's 15 seconds long. I have no way of closing the crashed window except through the WindowsTask Manager.
- WinDVD tells me "there is no appropriate media" in a folder full of .mov files that I pointed it to, yet I could open that folder in Windows Explorer and drag the video into WinDVD to play it.
- and to top it all off, the interface is just clunky. I have a new, high spec dual core machine with 4GB of RAM and Windows 7, and the applications open jerkily, animated transitions between areas of functionality are not smooth, and the round 'waiting' symbol was hanging around all too frequently.
Overall, I have generally loathed this package as it feels like it's wasted hours of my time. When it has worked, it's been adequate, but I will go back to Picasa (free) and Paint Shop Pro X2 (old and cheap), and keep on looking for a decent mid-level video editting package.
Perhaps it just didn't gel with my computer set-up? Everyone else seems to have had a great experience, so just hope you don't get unlucky like me. :) Even typing that, I started doubting myself, so I rebooted my computer, waited for everything to stop loading up, started PaintShop Photo (took 12 seconds to present the folders view), selected a photo to open and...it crashed. *sigh*
So I'll give you the other side. I've experienced lots of very strange happenings since using this package. It feels very buggy to me. Let me list some of the oddities and annoyances:
- it installed quite efficiently on Windows 7, but takes 4GB of harddrive, which seems excessive, so make sure you have enough space.
- there are no real ways of changing the options. Fair enough I suppose: it's a package for the average non-techie person to dive into and use. But why can't I even set default folders for saving, etc?
- nor can I select the folders to be used in PaintShop Photo. It just automatically picks them up from wherever it deems is appropriate.
- I selected one photo to edit in PaintShop Photo, and as I was applying changes, it started flicking randomly between several other photos. Even standing back from the computer, making sure I wasn't touching anything, didn't stop this. I had to quit back to the folder view to stop it.
- VideoStudio just hangs forever if I try and load a .mov file into it. Even one that's 15 seconds long. I have no way of closing the crashed window except through the WindowsTask Manager.
- WinDVD tells me "there is no appropriate media" in a folder full of .mov files that I pointed it to, yet I could open that folder in Windows Explorer and drag the video into WinDVD to play it.
- and to top it all off, the interface is just clunky. I have a new, high spec dual core machine with 4GB of RAM and Windows 7, and the applications open jerkily, animated transitions between areas of functionality are not smooth, and the round 'waiting' symbol was hanging around all too frequently.
Overall, I have generally loathed this package as it feels like it's wasted hours of my time. When it has worked, it's been adequate, but I will go back to Picasa (free) and Paint Shop Pro X2 (old and cheap), and keep on looking for a decent mid-level video editting package.
Perhaps it just didn't gel with my computer set-up? Everyone else seems to have had a great experience, so just hope you don't get unlucky like me. :) Even typing that, I started doubting myself, so I rebooted my computer, waited for everything to stop loading up, started PaintShop Photo (took 12 seconds to present the folders view), selected a photo to open and...it crashed. *sigh*
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
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Digital Studio 2010 is a simple but reliable, easy to use introduction to photo editing, video editing, CD and DVD production and it assumes no prior experience or knowledge of photo/video projects.
It loaded smoothly and swiftly and one the installation was complete a Digital Studio 'gadget' was installed onto the desktop. From here you can select Photo (ie photo editing and enhancing), Video (movie production and video editing), Burn (backing up files or data to CD or DVD) or Play (playing DVDs via WinDVD media player).
It's all very easy and straight-forward. Files can be quickly imported from your camera or memory card or you can import existing files from your hard drive into a new project and order or catalogue them using tags.
The video editing suite is basic. It's a scaled-down version of Corel's established 'Video Studio' which is fine for very basic projects such as ordering a set of video clips, adding transitions (9 available), making simple corrections eg colour adjustments or simple trimming of video clips to remove unwanted footage and will create a movie complete with titles, a themed template (5 are included) and audio backing track (one is included - or use your own). You can also add a voice-over to narrate your production.
For more sophisticated editing it simply isn't capable of handling anything complex and anything other than a simple trim of a clip is clumsy and tedious as clips are edited individually on a different screen to the main preview screen which means it's hard to see how the trimmed clip relates to the clips either side of it. Video is also limited to one track and there are no special effects. This is not the package for the more advanced user!
It is extremely easy to create a slideshow with pans, fades, zooms and transitions without any previous experience. Just drag your photos into the order you'd like to show them off, enhance them if you wish (there's even an auto-fix option for this too) and Digital Studio will do the rest and produce a polished and professional slideshow from them within minutes, complete with backing music (one track supplied).
Photo editing is via PaintShop Pro. Imported photos can be enhanced at the click of a mouse or effects, such as 'antique' or an artistic edging applied. Exposure can be adjusted, colours enhanced and corrections made such as removal of red-eye which worked well in my pet rabbit photos. For portrait photos there's a 'makeover' feature which includes a blemish fixer, toothbrush to 'whiten' a smile and 'suntan' to 'tango' white skin! It's a very simple and easy to use package with few frills but is actually very good, fast and effective.
The Burn option opens DVD Factory which can create video and audio discs and files for DVD, CD, MP3 players, camera phones, iPod, iPhone, Sony PSP, hard drive or other storage device. It can also produce backup discs for data storage. I wasn't able to test the iPod and iPhone features but the rest worked reliably and quickly.
Five animated templates are available to add a polished and professional touch to your home movies and all you need to do is drag your imported video clips, create a menu and/or chapters, add titles and a soundtrack if you wish (a backing track is included) and then write your DVD. It is very simple and completely intuitive with buttons to click for each function eg 'Create Chapter'. A Quick Start guide is provided with the software but it's so obvious that you're unlikely to need to refer to it.
Lastly the Play option opens WinDVD - a media player to play CDs and DVDs on your computer with enhancements for colour and sound.
This is a piece of quality software capable of producing very good results for a beginner. It doesn't offer sophisticated or more complex features, particularly for video editing (which is my main interest), but it is very easy to use and user-friendly and is HD and MPEG-4 compatible so can be used with the latest digital cameras.
Digital Studio could be the perfect first choice software for someone who's just bought their first digital camera or camcorder and wants to show off photos and videos, and give them a quick boost without getting too involved in complex or time-consuming editing. It will quickly and easily enhance photos and video and create professional-looking, polished movie productions, slideshows and paper cards and calenders. Videos and slideshows can also be shared with friends by directly uploading to YouTube, Facebook and similar sites.
It won't provide the features and facilities sought by more advanced and experienced videographers but beginners should find this meets all their needs in a reliable and stable package.
It loaded smoothly and swiftly and one the installation was complete a Digital Studio 'gadget' was installed onto the desktop. From here you can select Photo (ie photo editing and enhancing), Video (movie production and video editing), Burn (backing up files or data to CD or DVD) or Play (playing DVDs via WinDVD media player).
It's all very easy and straight-forward. Files can be quickly imported from your camera or memory card or you can import existing files from your hard drive into a new project and order or catalogue them using tags.
The video editing suite is basic. It's a scaled-down version of Corel's established 'Video Studio' which is fine for very basic projects such as ordering a set of video clips, adding transitions (9 available), making simple corrections eg colour adjustments or simple trimming of video clips to remove unwanted footage and will create a movie complete with titles, a themed template (5 are included) and audio backing track (one is included - or use your own). You can also add a voice-over to narrate your production.
For more sophisticated editing it simply isn't capable of handling anything complex and anything other than a simple trim of a clip is clumsy and tedious as clips are edited individually on a different screen to the main preview screen which means it's hard to see how the trimmed clip relates to the clips either side of it. Video is also limited to one track and there are no special effects. This is not the package for the more advanced user!
It is extremely easy to create a slideshow with pans, fades, zooms and transitions without any previous experience. Just drag your photos into the order you'd like to show them off, enhance them if you wish (there's even an auto-fix option for this too) and Digital Studio will do the rest and produce a polished and professional slideshow from them within minutes, complete with backing music (one track supplied).
Photo editing is via PaintShop Pro. Imported photos can be enhanced at the click of a mouse or effects, such as 'antique' or an artistic edging applied. Exposure can be adjusted, colours enhanced and corrections made such as removal of red-eye which worked well in my pet rabbit photos. For portrait photos there's a 'makeover' feature which includes a blemish fixer, toothbrush to 'whiten' a smile and 'suntan' to 'tango' white skin! It's a very simple and easy to use package with few frills but is actually very good, fast and effective.
The Burn option opens DVD Factory which can create video and audio discs and files for DVD, CD, MP3 players, camera phones, iPod, iPhone, Sony PSP, hard drive or other storage device. It can also produce backup discs for data storage. I wasn't able to test the iPod and iPhone features but the rest worked reliably and quickly.
Five animated templates are available to add a polished and professional touch to your home movies and all you need to do is drag your imported video clips, create a menu and/or chapters, add titles and a soundtrack if you wish (a backing track is included) and then write your DVD. It is very simple and completely intuitive with buttons to click for each function eg 'Create Chapter'. A Quick Start guide is provided with the software but it's so obvious that you're unlikely to need to refer to it.
Lastly the Play option opens WinDVD - a media player to play CDs and DVDs on your computer with enhancements for colour and sound.
This is a piece of quality software capable of producing very good results for a beginner. It doesn't offer sophisticated or more complex features, particularly for video editing (which is my main interest), but it is very easy to use and user-friendly and is HD and MPEG-4 compatible so can be used with the latest digital cameras.
Digital Studio could be the perfect first choice software for someone who's just bought their first digital camera or camcorder and wants to show off photos and videos, and give them a quick boost without getting too involved in complex or time-consuming editing. It will quickly and easily enhance photos and video and create professional-looking, polished movie productions, slideshows and paper cards and calenders. Videos and slideshows can also be shared with friends by directly uploading to YouTube, Facebook and similar sites.
It won't provide the features and facilities sought by more advanced and experienced videographers but beginners should find this meets all their needs in a reliable and stable package.
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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This Corel offering is a new competitor to more established media management software such as Roxio Creator Pro and Nero 9. Rated a solid 4* out of 5 by PC techie magazine 'Computer shopper', Corel's new Digital Studio 2010 offers an integrated media manipulation and CD/DVD burning package comprising of three main applications: Lite versions of Corel Paintshop Photo, VideoStudio and DVD factory. Plus there's WinDVD that offers the required codecs for DVD upscaling and playback, which are lacking in Windows Media Player. Corel Digital Studio isn't a simple bundle of the three applications though, the whole suite has been very well integrated into one streamlined package. Navigation is all held together by Media Organiser view, which displays all your media files as thumbnails, all organised by type, folder, album or project. The organiser can filter files, and quickly bring them into the active zone, one by one, for rapid editing, emailing, printing or archiving them. Plus you have the Share Menu for streamlining file upload to Facebook, YouTube and the like. Windows 7 users also have touch-screen support for image navigation and control.
If you require more detailed media manipulation than offered by the Organiser, you open one of the applications for in-depth work. With PaintShop Photo 2010 you have basic cropping, red eye and straightening 'tidy image' tools, as well as a pop up side panel for more advanced photo manipulation [colour correction, effects, etc.]. And you can navigate through your thumbnailed files easily one by one, to edit/enhance photos as you go. For Video editing there's VideoStudio 2010 that can trim and split video files, adjust brightness/white balance, and apply video noise/blur reduction filters. You can also create your own movies from videos, titles, voice-overs, soundtracks and photos for both DVD and AVCHD output. Plus the software can do things like convert a *.mp3 movie to a *.avi [although it may not be Apple *.mov friendly]. DVD Factory 2010 can then be used to view, store and share your video and photos. You can burn video, photos and slideshows into DVDs, with a professional looking menu based front screen. Finally there's WinDVD 2010 to play back your video and commercial DVDs smoothly with good up-scaling to hi-def.
Minimum system requirements are Windows XP, Vista, or 7, 1.8GHz Duo processor and 1Gb RAM, with 4Gb hard-drive space [however media editing/manipulation requires a decent 'gaming' spec PC to function smoothly and Corel recommend a multi-core CPU over 2GHz, with 2Gb+ of system RAM]. The retail box comes with the install DVD [not a CD] and a useful 41 page Quick-Start printed guide that covers all the software basics. Installation was smooth, installing 1.4Gb of files [The DVD has a few extras: Quicktime/iTunes, Adobe flash Player and Lightscribe burning support for Lightscribe DVD writers].
Software of this type can be buggy on first release though, so ensure you keep the software updated [service packs 1 and 2 have been released, and the latter is apparently important for Windows 7]. That said, Digital Studio runs OK on my 2 year old Windows XP Pro quad-core gaming PC and our new Dell Studio 17 Windows 7 64-bit laptop [which is more than Nero 9 did]. On the Dell laptop [used by my 15 year old daughter], this media software is perfect, as she has just a few hundred 'selected' photos, and a folder full of *.vob TV video files which play perfectly under Corel's WinDVD [Windows Media Player lacks the codec to play them]. So usefully Corel Digital Studio allows a second install on the laptop. However, when busy this software can completely freeze the PC, particularly when first setting up the database of all the photos/videos stored on the hard drives [you could leave it running overnight for this]. For this reason, avid photographers with tens of thousands of photos/videos should avoid Corel's Digital Studio 2010 and head for the likes of Adobe Photoshop/Premiere Elements 8 with it's more advanced image database capabilities - that admittedly still take an age to do stuff, but at least Adobe Elements allows you to ignore setting up a database in the first place.
Overall Corel's Digital Studio 2010 offers far more than freebie Google Picasso, but has less features than its highly rated competitor: Roxio Creator Professional [that has been around far longer and evolved into a very competitive, if sprawling, behemoth package]. This might be a blessing though to those with fewer photos and less techie with video/photo editing, and this Corel Studio 2010 package offers the basics that many home users will require - although more experienced users are probably better served by Roxio's offering. Otherwise this suite's simplicity, ease of use and good integration is its key strength, along with it's reasonably low price and stylish interface. It doesn't offer anything like the shear depth of the more expensive Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere Elements 8 double pack that serious amateur photographers and video editors will require, but then this Corel Digital Studio 2010 package isn't intended for this type of customer anyway. Overall 4* for effort, but probably it's better suited to those with relatively simple needs.
If you require more detailed media manipulation than offered by the Organiser, you open one of the applications for in-depth work. With PaintShop Photo 2010 you have basic cropping, red eye and straightening 'tidy image' tools, as well as a pop up side panel for more advanced photo manipulation [colour correction, effects, etc.]. And you can navigate through your thumbnailed files easily one by one, to edit/enhance photos as you go. For Video editing there's VideoStudio 2010 that can trim and split video files, adjust brightness/white balance, and apply video noise/blur reduction filters. You can also create your own movies from videos, titles, voice-overs, soundtracks and photos for both DVD and AVCHD output. Plus the software can do things like convert a *.mp3 movie to a *.avi [although it may not be Apple *.mov friendly]. DVD Factory 2010 can then be used to view, store and share your video and photos. You can burn video, photos and slideshows into DVDs, with a professional looking menu based front screen. Finally there's WinDVD 2010 to play back your video and commercial DVDs smoothly with good up-scaling to hi-def.
Minimum system requirements are Windows XP, Vista, or 7, 1.8GHz Duo processor and 1Gb RAM, with 4Gb hard-drive space [however media editing/manipulation requires a decent 'gaming' spec PC to function smoothly and Corel recommend a multi-core CPU over 2GHz, with 2Gb+ of system RAM]. The retail box comes with the install DVD [not a CD] and a useful 41 page Quick-Start printed guide that covers all the software basics. Installation was smooth, installing 1.4Gb of files [The DVD has a few extras: Quicktime/iTunes, Adobe flash Player and Lightscribe burning support for Lightscribe DVD writers].
Software of this type can be buggy on first release though, so ensure you keep the software updated [service packs 1 and 2 have been released, and the latter is apparently important for Windows 7]. That said, Digital Studio runs OK on my 2 year old Windows XP Pro quad-core gaming PC and our new Dell Studio 17 Windows 7 64-bit laptop [which is more than Nero 9 did]. On the Dell laptop [used by my 15 year old daughter], this media software is perfect, as she has just a few hundred 'selected' photos, and a folder full of *.vob TV video files which play perfectly under Corel's WinDVD [Windows Media Player lacks the codec to play them]. So usefully Corel Digital Studio allows a second install on the laptop. However, when busy this software can completely freeze the PC, particularly when first setting up the database of all the photos/videos stored on the hard drives [you could leave it running overnight for this]. For this reason, avid photographers with tens of thousands of photos/videos should avoid Corel's Digital Studio 2010 and head for the likes of Adobe Photoshop/Premiere Elements 8 with it's more advanced image database capabilities - that admittedly still take an age to do stuff, but at least Adobe Elements allows you to ignore setting up a database in the first place.
Overall Corel's Digital Studio 2010 offers far more than freebie Google Picasso, but has less features than its highly rated competitor: Roxio Creator Professional [that has been around far longer and evolved into a very competitive, if sprawling, behemoth package]. This might be a blessing though to those with fewer photos and less techie with video/photo editing, and this Corel Studio 2010 package offers the basics that many home users will require - although more experienced users are probably better served by Roxio's offering. Otherwise this suite's simplicity, ease of use and good integration is its key strength, along with it's reasonably low price and stylish interface. It doesn't offer anything like the shear depth of the more expensive Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere Elements 8 double pack that serious amateur photographers and video editors will require, but then this Corel Digital Studio 2010 package isn't intended for this type of customer anyway. Overall 4* for effort, but probably it's better suited to those with relatively simple needs.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Digital Studio works very well, its just as I have become accustomed to from Corel products.
Published 20 months ago by Ken
Disappointed with this Corel product .. Digital Studio 2010
In the past I have always been pleased with Corel but not this time. Digital Studio 2010 is too simple to be of any use to anyone who has been using their other graphic and photo... Read more
Published 20 months ago by Yorkie
Will not work with AVI H.264 files (HD Video)
I am really disappointed with digital studio 2010. The software worked fine with none HD video and AVI files from my Canon, but when I switched to a new camera, the Toshiba Camilo... Read more
Published 21 months ago by Mr. S. Green
Save your money
I purchased this software as I wanted to splice video into movies and to both theme them and share with family. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Strat
Big gap in the product's capabilities
I purchased this product primerily for movie editing for a new camcorder. In spite of the long list of formats supported, it didn't support the .AVI format from my camcorder. Read more
Published on 1 May 2010 by Chas Appleby
Reasonable Picture and Video Suit
When I first spotted this I assumed that it would be the all round panacea for digital media in all it's forms. Read more
Published on 24 Dec 2009 by M. G. Chisholm
Entry-level consumer multimedia suite
Digital Studio vontans four main programs, stripped down versions of larger Corel products. As someone who has experience with Adobe Creative Suite, these are very low-level... Read more
Published on 17 Dec 2009 by Paul Ferguson
Corel on a budget
This is a half decent collection of media software, as long as you're only wanting the basics and don't want to do anything too adventurous. Read more
Published on 23 Nov 2009 by Dragon0303
If you want something basic, then this is ideal
I have been using the full version of Photoshop for my image processing needs for many years now. That is very complicated software which requires a good deal of dedication to... Read more
Published on 18 Nov 2009 by father2
Not for your netbook.
No I didn't miss the hardware recommendation and I didn't really try to install this on a netbook. Instead I tried it on a 2GHz core2 duo with 3GB of ram (four really, but XP can't... Read more
Published on 16 Nov 2009 by C. Hatfield
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