Let me, once again, sing the praises of Memory Manager!

As I've posted before, I love Memory Manager--it has been a total lifesaver for me to keep my digital pictures organized (and, if I ever get my scanner up and running again, it will be a lifesaver keeping my scans organized).

Now, "fixing up" pictures is one of those skills that we all want to have, but it seems to technical for most of us. Memory Manager, however, makes it easy.

Don't get your hopes up, Memory Manager is NOT a miracle worker and will not replace an unflattering picture of yourself with one of Angelina Jolie. However, it can save some pictures that, on first glance, just don't look great.

Here is an example. This picture is of the flowers at my baby shower:

Now, this doesn't look very nice. It kind of looks like everyone was smoking up a storm in the room and the flowers have jaundice. However, just about 15 seconds later (using the assistant in Memory Manager and clicking my mouse about 3 times), the picture looks like this:

Quite an improvement, eh?

A lot of the pictures I have only need minimal touch ups, or none at all. However, Memory Manager CAN make a huge difference with some pictures.