Good photo editing software ?

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yeffre kix

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I've been looking for some good photo editing software. My new 8 MP camera needs to have the images reduced so I can post here. For the kind of money they want for software I'd like some good versatility for all around editing. Must be easy to use cause I don't know jack about using one. Was looking at Adobe Photoshop but not too keen on paying $600 bucks. Thats a lot of fish stuff!
I saw a couple of free programs online, just wandered if they were any good.
 
nm reef

nm reef

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I like photo shop elements...won't break the bank purchasing it...and its a quality product.
 
appaloosa1

appaloosa1

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We use Adobe photoshop for the yearbook at our school. It works really well, you just have to get used to it if you want to do really cool things. It's an amazing program. I would highly recommend it!
 
bailey52

bailey52

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I am a Landscape Architecture major, soo all day long I use graphics progs like AutoCad and Photoshop.. if you send me an email, I can show you where you can get any of this programs (almost all progs for that matter) for about $22 leaglly
jbailey5282@hotmail.com
And Yes photoshop is the way to go... but you need to have some experience with it... i also know a site where you can watch free tutorials on it from the guys who made it
 
viper_930

viper_930

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I don't edit my own pics except for resizing, and for that I use the Microsoft powertoy image resizer. Easy to use, free, and the best part is that it can resize multiple pictures at once. Very simple: just right click on the picture(s), resize, choose settings, done within 3 seconds.
 
gordie9

gordie9

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I use irfanview. It is free and makes it very easy to resize, crop, etc... I got the link off of a post from here. sorry I don't have a link though.
 
cheapfish1

cheapfish1

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be creative and you can find any program for next to nothing or well nothing. I personally dont ;) but i have heard alot about it.
 
jer4916

jer4916

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i use adobe photoshop CS, i dont care for CS2 It doesn't preform actions as quickly as CS as well as some of the features are changed dramaticly,...which i dont personally feel work as well.
~Chris
again the software is expensive, but there are many ways in the internet on how to not have to pay for it.
sites such as
www.bareshare.com - download - limewire pro (so you dont have to pay for it)
once downloaded - install limewire pro, then delete bareshare (spyware) then with
limewire pro download - pest patrol so you can remove the spyware bareshare caused.
after installing and running.
download Adobe Photoshop CS or CS2 depending on what you want.
remember you will need a cd key as well as a patch.
go to : astalavista.box.sk ... search for the CD key
then do a search for the patch....
do this and your editing days will be free :)
 
cheapfish1

cheapfish1

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such sites as phazeddl.com or pretty much any ddl site. but again it all comes down to ethics but limewire is definitly the best.
 
bailey52

bailey52

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If you guys want the site of an english copy who will send you back up copies" of software you have "already purchased but would like a backup" email me.. every program imaginably is on there.. and very reasonable.. around $15-30 a piece... AutoCad, Photoshop, InDesign....
 
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