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Why wait until next Friday? Corel is giving you the chance to be thankful for some real savings well before the post-Turkey Day sales.

They are offering Paint Shop Pro PHOTO X2 at the 50% off price of $39.99. Other values include Painter 4 Essentials ($49.99 full), Ulead Photo Impact X3 ($39.99 full), and Photo Album 7 ($14.99).

Discounts for other Corel products are also included.

Additionally if you order before November 30, 2008, you'll get FREE SHIPPING.

Also check with Corel on Black Friday itself to see the special deal they are offering on the full version of the amazing Corel Painter X. It's their "Door Crasher" special.

If you've never seen or heard of the (Michael Orton) technique, prepare for a treat. It works best on nature or landscape photos more than people shots... but who knows. The digital darkroom is all about creativity, so learn the tools and apply them as you see fit.

First, some before and after shots:

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Have been working with PSP Photo XI for awhile now and just noticed a VERY annoying bug that of course wouldn't be so obvious. When you duplicate an image in version X, the EXIF data is properly carried over to the copy -- so you can always preserve your originals. In version XI, however, the EXIF data is simply discarded in the copy.

Now a painful, but simple workaround, is to either work on your original directly and then remember to Save As... a new filename or do a Save As... right off the bat. Neither option is very convenient. In the former, you have to be careful of hitting Save (CTRL-S) during the editing process and overwriting the file accidentally (setting the read-only flag here would be helpful). In the latter, you have to commit to keeping the edited version prior to any edits -- such that if you find the photo isn't going to work, you have to remember to delete the working copy.

Word is that a patch from Corel is due in December. I think JASC used to be a lot faster at getting quick fixes out the door.