Pros
- Photoshop-like layer and selection tools.
Cons
- Speed and reliability issues
- Relatively few effects; no online help
Bottom Line
Mimics Photoshop with amazing fidelity, including layer support; but it's less usable than the best, and short on flashy effects.
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