SuperGoo 1.5

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Summary: SuperGoo 1.5
Review: I found it irritating that the brush and effects palettes could not be moved out of the way. They sit right on the picture when you're using them instead of staying off to the side or something. The reset only works for the most recent step - you can't undo multiple steps. It can be fun once you get the hang of it, but the directions could be better. I would recommend getting ScanSoft's PhotoFactory instead simply because you get two more programs plus the SuperGoo. It doesn't cost significantly more than the SuperGoo alone. "More bang for the buck".

Rating:
Summary: SuperGoo 1.5
Review: I found it irritating that the brush and effects palettes could not be moved out of the way. They sit right on the picture when you're using them instead of staying off to the side or something. The reset only works for the most recent step - you can't undo multiple steps. It can be fun once you get the hang of it, but the directions could be better. I would recommend getting ScanSoft's PhotoFactory instead simply because you get two more programs plus the SuperGoo. It doesn't cost significantly more than the SuperGoo alone. "More bang for the buck".

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Summary: The strangest use for Super Goo you've ever heard of
Review: I've owned a copy of Super Goo for several years now. Some time back, I loaned it to my friend Tom Kraemer, along with my Macintosh computer. With them, he made a picture of a "girl." So far, so good.

The next day, though, he told me he was in love with the "girl" he had created using Super Goo. Yeah, it's weird, but that's Tom. Here's the whole story:

crankymediaguy.com/tomsgirl.html

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Summary: The strangest use for Super Goo you've ever heard of
Review: I've owned a copy of Super Goo for several years now. Some time back, I loaned it to my friend Tom Kraemer, along with my Macintosh computer. With them, he made a picture of a "girl." So far, so good.

The next day, though, he told me he was in love with the "girl" he had created using Super Goo. Yeah, it's weird, but that's Tom. Here's the whole story:

crankymediaguy.com/tomsgirl.html

Rating:
Summary: The strangest use for Super Goo you've ever heard of
Review: I've owned a copy of Super Goo for several years now. Some time back, I loaned it to my friend Tom Kraemer, along with my Macintosh computer. With them, he made a picture of a "girl." So far, so good.

The next day, though, he told me he was in love with the "girl" he had created using Super Goo. Yeah, it's weird, but that's Tom. Here's the whole story:

crankymediaguy.com/tomsgirl.html

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Summary: SuperGoo! As much fun as fingerpainting was as a kid!
Review: Never before could a powerful graphics program such as this cause a user to also burst into peals of laughter! It's really easy to use, too. All you have to do is load in a picture of you, a loved one, arch nemesis, etc., and have fun with all of the many FUNctions. Your image comes out the other side, made better by you. This is great for working out your mind muscles or just to get the kids off your back for a while.

SuperGoo has two main places you can work. One section is called the Goo Room and in it you can digitally liquify an image. Don't worry about making a mistake. It can easily be remedied with one of the many ways to UNDO an action. There are pretty interesting tools to be found here: twirl, ripple, noise; each of which can be used to totally funkify an image.

Face Palette is another section in which you can make your friends or other people go incog-Neato! Add many different facial features or even switch genders on an unsuspecting "loved" one.

SuperGoo is a great piece of software that will provide hours of fun and enjoyment for any member of the family, young or old. Why not see what YOU have locked up in your imagination and bulge those brain muscles for all to see?

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Summary: Fun Stuff
Review: This software is fun to play with but one needs the detailed manual to follow in order to use it. In my opinion, the instrution manual lacks good start up instructions. Once you get the hang of it, it is easy to use.