Photo Editing Program for PC?
tjwor
07-05-2006 21:58:42
So what is a good photo editing program for PC? Paint isn't doing the trick anymore... what would you guys suggest I libuyli?
hehehhehe
07-05-2006 22:01:28
Obviously photoshop, but GIMP (free) is a good replacement too.
theysayjump
07-05-2006 22:02:28
Photoshop, Corel (formerly Jasc) Paint Shop Pro and as hehehhehe said, GIMP.
tylerc
07-05-2006 22:07:31
Photoshop.
x323smostwantedx
07-05-2006 22:18:53
Photoshop
EatChex89
07-05-2006 22:22:53
PAINT SHOP PRO IS GAY
dmorris68
08-05-2006 05:55:42
The Gimp rocks for free full-featured editing, but can be daunting for noobs.
Another freebie that probably a lot easier to use is Paint.NET. I haven't tried it yet but I hear it's pretty good for free.
http//www.eecs.wsu.edu/paint.net
CollidgeGraduit
08-05-2006 05:56:39
I definitely wouldn't recommend buying Photoshop to anyone -- if you REALLY lineedli Photoshop, you would already know to buy it.
If you are just doing image resizing, cropping, etc, I'd go with Gimp or Paint Shop Pro.
KeithA
08-05-2006 06:10:12
doylnea
08-05-2006 07:00:14
Vector
08-05-2006 07:21:31
most people dont even know how to use photoshop for the features it has, i havent used it but I have heard that photoshop elements does all the things most people need to do, so its like 40 bucks and it would be legit.
photoshop elements
CollidgeGraduit
08-05-2006 07:26:48
[quote951cf39666="Vector"]most people dont even know how to use photoshop for the features it has, i havent used it but I have heard that photoshop elements does all the things most people need to do, so its like 40 bucks and it would be legit.
photoshop elements[/quote951cf39666]
I should look into it. For my photography, all I do is some resizing/cropping for uploading pics.. and some minor color saturation and balance changes. I'd rather use a legal copy of Elements if it does all of that.
KeithA
08-05-2006 07:35:49
[quote76176f25dd="CollidgeGraduit"][quote76176f25dd="Vector"]most people dont even know how to use photoshop for the features it has, i havent used it but I have heard that photoshop elements does all the things most people need to do, so its like 40 bucks and it would be legit.
photoshop elements[/quote76176f25dd]
I should look into it. For my photography, all I do is some resizing/cropping for uploading pics.. and some minor color saturation and balance changes. I'd rather use a legal copy of Elements if it does all of that.[/quote76176f25dd]
We use Elements at work. It's good, but I still prefer PhotoImpact...
theysayjump
08-05-2006 08:57:43
Elements is OK, but it lacks quite a few of the features I use Photoshop for. I only used Elements to try it out since I got it free with my Digital Rebel.
You can have it if you want CG? It's a legit copy with a serial number. I don't even have it installed. shrug
tjwor
08-05-2006 09:05:09
double post roll
noob
tjwor
08-05-2006 09:05:35
double post roll
noob
theysayjump
08-05-2006 09:06:40
Huh?
wink
CollidgeGraduit
08-05-2006 09:12:55
[quote43d30dc5da="theysayjump"]Elements is OK, but it lacks quite a few of the features I use Photoshop for. I only used Elements to try it out since I got it free with my Digital Rebel.
You can have it if you want CG? It's a legit copy with a serial number. I don't even have it installed. shrug[/quote43d30dc5da]
That would be awesome, TSJ. Are you shipping it (I'll pay the shipping), or can I get it electronically from you?
theysayjump
08-05-2006 09:14:23
It'd have to be shipped.
Or you could download the trial and I'll give you the serial. wink
CollidgeGraduit
08-05-2006 19:11:58
[quote3f64a5ef43="theysayjump"]It'd have to be shipped.
Or you could download the trial and I'll give you the serial. wink[/quote3f64a5ef43]
Hmm.. how much ya want to ship it?
theysayjump
08-05-2006 20:01:37
It's only a CD. Make it $5? So I can buy a padded envelope and buy insurance and shit. shrug
tjwor
08-05-2006 20:54:57
Is there any program like "Iphoto" for a PC? that keeps all of your pics in a pogram that has some easy editing tools? Or do I just have to wait for a MacBook Pro?
dmorris68
08-05-2006 21:06:20
I've never used iPhoto, but Microsoft's Digital Image Suite 2006 has an awesome photo library and some easy-to-use photo editing tools.
CollidgeGraduit
09-05-2006 03:42:16
[quote89d6aaa4ac="tjwor"]Is there any program like "Iphoto" for a PC? that keeps all of your pics in a pogram that has some easy editing tools? Or do I just have to wait for a MacBook Pro?[/quote89d6aaa4ac]
Check out Picasa from Google, it's free of course. Also, it integrates with Hello, which is a peer-to-peer image sharing program (very cool)
doylnea
09-05-2006 06:19:33
[quotef720c2beb0="CollidgeGraduit"][quotef720c2beb0="tjwor"]Is there any program like "Iphoto" for a PC? that keeps all of your pics in a pogram that has some easy editing tools? Or do I just have to wait for a MacBook Pro?[/quotef720c2beb0]
Check out Picasa from Google, it's free of course. Also, it integrates with Hello, which is a peer-to-peer image sharing program (very cool)[/quotef720c2beb0]
Ooh, tell me more about Hello - that sounds really slick.
KeithA
09-05-2006 06:26:38