What is a cheap alternative to PhotoShop?
Something that uses a similar interface so the user doesn't have to relearn shortcuts, menu items, and other basic functions.
Something more powerful than MS Paint and in the $50 - $200 range
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Extremely comparble to Adobe Photoshop.
I have both on my computer, and GIMP has practically the similar features as Photoshop.
Photoshop:
GIMP:
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M$From all I've read, it's really comparable to Photoshop.
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But so good photo editing software...
Now I am using it. Follow this link and download it and start editing.....
gimp download
Fair compression means are you want to say save image as .gif or .jepg format?
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M$http://www.gimpguru.org/AskTheGuru/G20050312/
2. red-eye
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/Red_Eye_Removal/
3. lighting
http://www.forum4designers.com/archive57-2004-12-155553.html
4. and i would like to make my pics a little more creative.
Try Gimp.
Also, try http://shorterlink.com/?PYIL1H
I use Microsoft PictureIt!, which came as a free program on my photo disc, when I had my film developed at Walmart. I don't think Walmart offers it anymore, but some of the other 1 hr photo places might have it on their discs. It is a great program and lets you do just about anything you want, including crop, rotate, re-size, convert to black & white, convert to negative, manipulate color, lightness and contrast, add text, as well as sort, save, print, and email. It even lets you save pics in web-ready format, and it allows printing in mirror image and in any size you wish.
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this is plagiarism from
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1. Picnik - http://www.picnik.com/
2. Splashup - http://www.splashup.com/
3. Phoenix - http://a.viary.com/
4. Photoshop Express - https://www.photoshop.com/express/
This is nice tool by Adobe itself but its web based Photoshop. They are also giving 2 GB free space.
5. Snipshot - http://snipshot.com/
6. flauntR - http://www.flauntr.com/
7. Pic Resize - http://gui.picresize.com/picresize2/
8. Pixenate - http://pixenate.com/
9. FotoFlexer - http://fotoflexer.com/
10. Phixr - http://www.phixr.com/
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