Reviews of IDPhotoStudio

1. 
   Jtaylor83

   Reviewing 2.7.2 (Dec 22, 2009)

   Even if it has the option to opt out Relevant Knowledge, this product is adware, not freeware.
   
   This software can also be used to counterfeit photo IDs.
   
   As the Judge from the Zelda CD-I games would say
   
   "This is illegal you know."
2. 
   anomoly

   Reviewing 2.7.1.21 (May 29, 2009)

   Installer has option to add a "relevant knowledge" sponsor-default at no.
   After installing it, 2 'rfkverify,exe' files were running from temp location and this is b4 I ever ran it. They belong to TMRG, Inc, a marketing research corp. I killed them & the ap never asked for internet access & niether does it have an update option. no big deal
3. 
   betasun

   Reviewing 2.7.0.20 (May 11, 2009)

   NOD 32 alerts of adware in exe. file .probably false ?
4. 
   betasun

   Reviewing 2.0.0.8 Beta (Jun 28, 2006)

   this is a program for printing ID size personal photos(3*4) up to 30 or less in a page .it does it as supposed .
5. 
   spiked

   Reviewing 1.4.0.4 (Dec 20, 2005)

   If you're thinking that this program is for copying or creating fake ID cards, think again. It's really just a tool for printing a graphic image multiple times on a sheet of paper. What you might call "wallet sized" is being called "ID" photos here. I suppose you could use this progam as a tool in the process of making ID cards but the same could be said of ACDSee or Microsoft Word.
   
   This little program does what it's designed to do, but the name will probably mislead some people. Also, most people already have something which can perform this function. Even if you don't have an actual app which does, most photo printers have print drivers which include "N-up" options in Print Setup or Printing Preferences.

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