While it may not challenge Photoshop as a pro graphics solution, it's as much as most users could ask for or need in a photo suite.Įditors' note: This is a review of the full version of Ashampoo Photo Commander 12. Bottom LineĪshampoo Photo Commander 12 does a lot and works well for a reasonable sum, especially compared to some better-known image editors. But premium software shouldn't freeze on installation because of an ad.īusy layout: Photo Commander 12 packs a lot into its layout, and it's a bit overwhelming at first, though the program's different way of doing things makes sense with practice. We had to restart the installation, which worked on the second pass. ConsĪd interruptions: Although 'No, thank you' is selected by default, Photo Commander's installer hung when offering additional downloads. It also has useful elements like semitransparent folders, app-like controls, and a slider for resizing thumbnails. Setup: We imported bookmarks, backups, albums, and more with help from Photo Commander 12's thorough setup wizards, user guides, and tutorials.ĭifferent works: Photo Commander's three-part interface shows a tree view in the Folder Area, folders and thumbnails in the Content Area, and a Preview Area. It's also free to extend the trial period for 30 days, with support. ProsĮxtended trial option: You can try Ashampoo Photo Commander 12 for free for 10 days.

Photo Commander 12 is more affordable than many of the big-name image editors it competes with. It can repair, resize, and optimize digital snapshots, add effects, create albums and slideshows, organize and share images and folders, and a lot more. Ashampoo Photo Commander 12 offers good value as an all-in-one photo editor and manager for Windows.

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