Photo editing software for newbie
Jan 4, 2018 14:14:38 #
On these software topics, I'm tempted to type the following in capital letters!
Commercial photo editing software has become so good, you can't buy any that is bad. The only thing you need to do is pick one and learn the parts you want.
Commercial photo editing software has become so good, you can't buy any that is bad. The only thing you need to do is pick one and learn the parts you want.
Jan 4, 2018 14:29:33 #
rbnzreflections wrote:
Can anyone direct me to any photo editing so ftware for a beginner.Don't want to pay for Lightroom or Photoshop, little too advanced for me.Would appreciate all input from the experience of the Hoggs; thank you Rbnz
Use the search feature -- this topic has been discussed over and over again in prior discussions.
Jan 4, 2018 14:37:42 #
amfoto1
Loc: San Jose, Calif. USA
rbnzreflections wrote:
Can anyone direct me to any photo editing so ftware for a beginner.Don't want to pay for Lightroom or Photoshop, little too advanced for me.Would appreciate all input from the experience of the Hoggs; thank you Rbnz
Spend a few $ and get Adobe Elements 2018. It may be all you ever need. It gives you both editing and organizing tools (all in one... unlike Lightroom and Photoshop which are designed to complement each other).
With Elements you can choose between Beginner, Intermediate and Expert interfaces, and can switch between them any time you like.
As with LR and PS, there are some plug-ins and lots of good documentation support for Elements, too.
Jan 4, 2018 16:28:34 #
rbnzreflections wrote:
Thanks to ALL who responded to my post. I do have an APPLE MacBook Pro( mid2014 ) have used those tools some,but not really impressed w/ results. It could be that I don't fully understand all the functions.Will definitely check out these other options.THANKS AGAIN you Folks R the BEST
Adobe fix and adobe mix are compatible with apple. They also are free.
Jan 4, 2018 19:25:29 #
louparker wrote:
Use the search feature -- this topic has been discussed over and over again in prior discussions.
Jan 4, 2018 19:42:10 #
Sorry I'm fairly new here. As you can see the # of posts I've made.ill do a better job of utilizing the tools on this site. Must be HOT topic,since technology changes from day to day. MY APOLOGIES. Im GRATEFUL TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN answering my question. GOD BLESS YOU ALL I couldn't have Dreamed their would be soooo many. rbnzreflections
Jan 4, 2018 20:37:23 #
rbnzreflections wrote:
Can anyone direct me to any photo editing so ftware for a beginner.Don't want to pay for Lightroom or Photoshop, little too advanced for me.Would appreciate all input from the experience of the Hoggs; thank you Rbnz
If you want something fairly simple but covers most basic editing functions for improving your images, try Fotor. It's free, support RAW and I found it fairly easy to just install and use. It's more of an editing tool than a file management tool however but I prefer it's simplicity. Open a file edit a file. Good luck with your search.
Jan 4, 2018 21:00:56 #
rbnzreflections wrote:
Can anyone direct me to any photo editing so ftware for a beginner.Don't want to pay for Lightroom or Photoshop, little too advanced for me.Would appreciate all input from the experience of the Hoggs; thank you Rbnz
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2018
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