In library view we need a filter depending on the stars.

eg.
Every flagged picture that has "two stars or more".
Every green picture that had "one star of more"

In library we need in addition to the metadata panel an extra expanded / larger thumbnail view with per picture an indication of aperture and shutterspeed, and zoomrange. In LR this is the case and per user you can choose what info to be displayed under or above the thumbnail (fullname, iso, f, s, date, ...) .


in adjustment screen we need the same thing or a metadata panel as in the library.

This should be really priority... I'm missing this kind of info terribly.

In the adjustment and library screen the so important export function is now hidden under the right click button, or in the top menu under "file".

Why not have a dedicated export screen (between "create" and "print"?), and preferably with a little bit more renaming options while exporting.

Quote Although PhotoDirector shows great future promise, it presently is lacking the power of already existing photo editors. It isn’t worth the price now, but has promising potential, especially with its integration into PowerDirector 11. It has a great feature to be able to edit out small undesirable portions of a picture.

But alas, Version 4 is lacking:
1) A photo image enhancer to make somewhat blurry pictures sharper and clearer
2) A 100% “full screen” preview image instead of its current “cop-out” 80% approximation. Compare “full screen” in PowerDirector 11, and there are no Cyberlink icons or the Microsoft menu bar at the bottom. You see exactly what you are going to get to the very edge of the monitor.
3) There is no obvious “sort” for the browser panel. 1500 pictures imported based on a sort on Title get mixed up. I believe it is possible to select the sort sequence before importing, but Lord help you if you change your mind later. There is no reference to “browser sort” or even “sort” in the help files. The usual option at any time to sort by Date, Title (ascending or descending), Color, Rating, or Import Order is missing.
4) Even “find” doesn‘t return photos into the browser in a reasonable sort order. It returned 12 out of 1500 in non-alpha order.

I’m sure there is more missing, but I stopped at this point and have decided not to buy now, maybe later. This is the first time, ever, that I have downloaded a trial version and found so many issues. I suspect the economic "rush to publish" impluse overwhelmed a reasonable beta version.

very good

option to create a collage