Free Photo Editing Software

[gamarlin]

I found this program browsing the web and tried it. I am very impressed with it. Easier to use than Photoshop for general use
photo editing. Download from http://www.photofiltre.com/

Please post your opinion of it.

 

[cambece]

I don't like it, Photoshop is the best. This is too simple.

Cambece

 

[panos]

I use Paint Shop Pro version 7. Nothing beats that to my own needs and even runs photoshop plugins without problems. GIMP may soon prove to be a good competitor though. It is not as fast and sleek as PSP 7, but it has more power.

Photoshop is the best for the professional. That means it has an extremely steep learning curve, not everyone has the time to follow...

 

[cambece]

Photoshop is the best for the professional. That means it has an extremely steep learning curve, not everyone has the time to follow...

That's why i use it...it's so hardcore.

Cambece

 

[Lette]

I'm also using Photoshop for editing. It's one of the best professional editing software. It encompases such a wide range of fields that it has become the defacto standard for many different types of design fields. Not just photowork.



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[Nifty]

Any ideas / reviews on Adobe Photoshop Elements? My brother gave me his older version (2.0) and I'm debating if I should use that or plunge into regular Photoshop.

 

[fish]

Try this site for a free download of Paint Shop Pro 7.

http://www.com-puterworks.com/Free_Downloads.htm

I have been using the editor in ACDSee for a while but PSP7 has much more power. Good to try to see which one to buy.

fish

 

[drc023]

I haven't tried Gimp, but I've read some positive reviews. I have no firsthand knowledge of how well it works. It's available from numerous sites which can be found with a Google search.

Another great source for free software (DTP, photo editing and graphics) is http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/ The current versions of Serif products are kind of pricey, but Serif offers for free the previous versions.

Ron

 

[marcoe]

Here are also few links that may help you in Photo editing..Although most are Photoshop-centric.. But these are really great for image editing...

http://www.photoxels.com/tutorial_histogram.html
http://luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/understanding-series/understanding-histograms.shtml
http://www.quiknet.com/~frcn/Histograms.html
http://www.naturephotographers.net/articles1202/tg1202-1.html
www.marginalsoftware.com/HowtoScan/tutorial_page_1.htm
www.gurusnetwork.com/tutorials/photoshop/curves1.html



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[binkie]

Any ideas / reviews on Adobe Photoshop Elements? My brother gave me his older version (2.0) and I'm debating if I should use that or plunge into regular Photoshop.

Adobe Photoshop Elements is great! I highly recommend it. I also have Photoshop but have hardly used it after getting into Photo Elements. A photo professional would probably disagree with me, but hey, how many of us are photo professionals? You'll save a few sheckles, too.

binkie