good photo editor?
I need one that will allow me to recreate the same colour and apply it to a different spot on my photo.  Thanks, peg |
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| picnic or picasso both good editors and free |
| I really like Irfanview. |
| Thank you both for the suggestions. I have never heard of Irfanview before. I am trying to beome more computer savy  peg |
rdf wrote: I really like Irfanview. Does that still exist?! That was one of my favorites in the earliest days of digital photography -- 1997-99 when I had a Sony Mavica, which recorded to floppy disks, and then upgraded to the totally awesome Nikon 990 with the swivel design. Back then, irfanview had some of the best tools for resizing photos. After many years of fairly serious hobby use of Photoshop, I've become fairly reliant on the easy, simple, and fast Picasa. It in no way compares to Photoshop but satisfies my most basic needs of cropping, color, contrast, and uploading to facebook. |
Yes, with many updated versions since.  |
| Picasa is my choice. Easy to use for basics. |
| If you'd really want to be able to make anything, like a pro, go for GIMP. That's the free counterpart of Photoshop. It's Unix based, has a massive searchable help and allows you to do wonders with your pix. |
Fairy Godmother wrote: If you'd really want to be able to make anything, like a pro, go for GIMP. That's the free counterpart of Photoshop. It's Unix based, has a massive searchable help and allows you to do wonders with your pix. Gimp is great! I teach a college level multimedia class which includes Photoshop; since my students cannot afford it I always end the lab/lecture with screenshots of gimp. It will take some training to get used to |
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