[timtam]

As for me, Digital Studio 2010 is useful and looks very attractive because of the way all the features are integrated together in one package.
I would enjoy using only one application instead of multiple programs from various vendors to manage and edit the digital memories I have accumulated over the years. I will use it mostly for family pictures and videos.

[timtam]

As for me, Digital Studio 2010 is useful and looks very attractive because of the way all the features are integrated together in one package.
I would enjoy using only one application instead of multiple programs from various vendors to manage and edit the digital memories I have accumulated over the years. I will use it mostly for family pictures and videos.

[Bob Christensen]

The calendar program looks interesting since I haven't found one yet that I like. Also, the photo books; I've created some online photo books with mixed results. Maybe this one is better!

[bjctsm3]

see if this will be a nice additional to my Corel Print Shop ( my primary photo editing app).

[wererich]

OMG! What wouldn't I do with this program? I could finally get rid of all those folders I have set up for organization that really aren't organized. With all of my scrapbooking projects, I could make a DVD and send them out to family members for gifts. I could even finally put some photos onto my iPod! What a great contest. Thanks so much for the chance!

[cmchavez]

being able to edit dvd's and burn them to disk in Windows 7 is what I look forward to.

[firedog]

I'd use it for video editing and photo organizing.

[krom]

I would use this to finally get my 8mm camcorder home videos off tape edited and on DVD. Right now we just have them backed up unedited to VHS tape. From there I can also get them up on our WHS. Thanks for the opportunity.

[Ploobers]

I'd use it for the more scrapbooky features since I abandoned Photoshop Elements a few years ago.

[rkistler]

Like the integration between photo & video organization and editing, without having to run separate apps. Non-destructive editing of photos is also a plus.

Would use the app to create DVDs containing both short video clips and still photos - and hopefully be able to do so in a Vista / Win7 environment(!).
(Current tool requires re-booting system to XP, as haven't found the Magic Touch to make it happy under Vista....)

[jazboy01]

Well i looked the features of corel Digital studio 2010 features. I like some of these features specially creating photo book, trimming video etc. I don't have any particular software for photo editing and video editing. I have 1 and half year old son at my home. I have lots of video and photos of him. But i never organized them properly. I will take this corel digital studio as an opportunity to organize them in better manner. I will make movies of my kid's photo and will take a back up on my external hard drive. The good part is that i can use trimming video to cut unnecessary part from my kid's video which i didn't realize while shooting video but latter i realized that this has also came into video which doesn't look good.