Photo Editing Software
entre92
Dec 29, 2005
10:30 AM |
I've been upgrading my web design tools, etc., and I need a good image editor that's not too expensive. I am a homeschooler (so I could get an educational version) , but I would be needing it for commercial purposes. Right now, I can't spend the $500.00+ to get Photoshop CS2- but what about Photoshop Elements 4.0? That's $90.00 on Amazon brand new- but I don't know if it would be good enough. Basically, I want it to help me in my web design work (as fireworks would help dreamweaver). If anyone has any tips and pointers, that would be great! :)
The link to Photoshop Elements is here: [HYPERLINK@www.adobe.com]
Thanks,
Anthony |
J_Maxwell
Dec 29, 2005
12:12 PM |
Anthony,
My sister uses elements, and likes it. It is rather similar to a stripped-down Photoshop. If you're looking for alternatives, PaintShop Pro (I don't know the web address), is cheaper, and does many of the same things.
Joseph |
Will_In_Wi
Jan 01, 2006
10:07 PM |
Gimp |
entre92
Jan 03, 2006
5:26 PM |
Thanks - I'm trying Gimp right now, and I'll let you know how it goes. |
GotToBTTru
Aug 28, 2006
10:18 AM |
What's your experience with Gimp? I found it to be bewildering! I did find some online tutorials but I have since lost the link. I am sure a few minutes with any search engine would rediscover them. I was able to complete the task I needed: I was able to crop and save a picture in a lower resolution so it could be emailed more easily.
Howard
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