Both the red eye remover and the retouch tool are pretty simple to use all you need to do is tap or click the problematic areas and the editor will take care of the rest. The ‘Basic fixes’ tool lets you crop, rotate, retouch, and remove red eyes from an image. The first is ‘Auto fix’, which lists a total of six fixed presets that you can apply to the image to avoid the hassle of touching up your photos manually. The image editor has five different tools for you to enhance your images. Tap this to open the image in the new editor. Whenever you open a particular image from the Photos app or any Modern UI app, you will now find an extra option in the bottom app bar labeled ‘Edit’. The editor offers basic editing tools that let you auto-fix the color of an image, manage its saturation, contrast, and brightness, mange the light, enhance color, and apply a vignette or a radial tilt-shift effect.
If you want to draw or scribble something, you will still need to use paint.
The new editing tools seem to be accessible from any native Modern UI app that can open images, which includes the Photos app itself, Camera and SkyDrive. It is likely that this revamped app will even send some third party apps packing too. I’m not sure if there was a cold war for best image editor going on between OS X and Windows, but if there was, you can all go home now Microsoft’s knocked this one out of the park with the photo editor built into the new Photos app that comes with Windows 8.1 Preview.
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