The market for pro and prosumer photo workflow apps seems pretty tied up by Adobe's Photoshop Lightroom, Apple's Aperture, and ACDSee Pro. Despite that, CyberLink, the Taiwan-based maker of our ...

PhotoDirector (free with one in-app purchase) is new to iOS but the company that created it, CyberLink, has an impressive product line that features photo editors for Mac and Windows. The app debuts ...

CyberLink has launched the mobile version of its PhotoDirector photo editing app for iOS. The app joins its Android sibling, which has also been updated. The app’s content aware remove tool lets you ...

London, United Kingdom, October 9, 2014 - CyberLink Corp. the world's leading consumer multimedia software company, today announced its popular and powerful photo editing app PhotoDirector is now ...

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The app has a premium version that lets you use more effects, filters, stickers and frames and export photos in high resolution and without watermarks. (IE) PhotoDirector from CyberLink is a free (and ...

Cyberlink is mostly known for making those pre-installed video players on PCs, but now it's getting into the photo editing space on Android tablets. PhotoDirector is a new editing suite that you can ...

macOS users can now choose the all-inclusive PhotoDirector 365, that comes loaded with exciting tools, features and add-ons offered with their subscription, including royalty-free, professional-grade ...

CyberLink PhotoDirector is kind of a sleeper in the Mac pantheon of desktop image editors. It competes with Apple Photos, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Pixelmator, Luminar, and other consumer imagers.