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From: richk on 9 Nov 2005 18:17 I like Photofiltre for certain features..I like Picasa for some of its editing features..What I like best about Picasa is its fill light feature. I dont know if the brightness level feature on Photofiltre is supposed to do the same thing.but having used both ,Photofiltres brightness level doesnt work as well as Piccases fill light feature. As far as Picasa as a program as a whole I dont like the way you have to import and expost a picture to save changes its bs. Photofiltra I guess is the best and I take it If I want a better one I have to go up to a commercial product. I'm a student photographer and need something solid for editing and enhancing rich
From: philo on 9 Nov 2005 19:52 "richk" <richrkjr(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1131578257.538894.198720(a)z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... > I like Photofiltre for certain features..I like Picasa for some of its > editing features..What I like best about Picasa is its fill light > feature. I dont know if the brightness level feature on Photofiltre is > supposed to do the same thing.but having used both ,Photofiltres > brightness level doesnt work as well as Piccases fill light feature. As > far as Picasa as a program as a whole I dont like the way you have to > import and expost a picture to save changes its bs. > > Photofiltra I guess is the best and I take it If I want a better one I > have to go up to a commercial product. > > I'm a student photographer and need something solid for editing and > enhancing > here is a good freebie to try: http://www.irfanview.com/
From: aafuss on 9 Nov 2005 20:36 Babya Photo Workshop-a free image editor with a nice feature set (plenty of image effects), and has Babya Presenter for creating slideshows: http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?19000000037114
From: Oscar on 10 Nov 2005 02:34 > I'm a student photographer and need something solid for editing and enhancing the gimp!!!!!!!! http://www.gimp.org/
From: Ron May on 10 Nov 2005 09:23
"richk" <richrkjr(a)yahoo.com> wrote in Message-ID<1131578257.538894.198720(a)z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>: > I like Photofiltre for certain features..I like Picasa for some of its > editing features..What I like best about Picasa is its fill light > feature. I dont know if the brightness level feature on Photofiltre is > supposed to do the same thing.but having used both ,Photofiltres > brightness level doesnt work as well as Piccases fill light feature. As > far as Picasa as a program as a whole I dont like the way you have to > import and expost a picture to save changes its bs. > > Photofiltra I guess is the best and I take it If I want a better one I > have to go up to a commercial product. > > I'm a student photographer and need something solid for editing and > enhancing > > rich You may already have this, but one free tool that anyone involved with digital photography needs to have is Free Digital Camera Enhancer: http://www.mediachance.com/digicam/enhancer.htm It's usually the FIRST tool I use to get a decent image to work with. Ron M. |