Free photo editing program
Jun 22, 2020 15:27:56 #
bigboobphotos wrote:
There is a free version of Capture One. Most don't know. Hidden gem.
So true
Jun 22, 2020 16:26:28 #
augieg27
Loc: Central California
edmac wrote:
Hi my name is Edna Maclean I haven't been on here for a long time
I have windows 10 on my computer but I do not like the photo editing program they offer
are there any free photo editing programs out there very new at this on this new computer
any help would be welcome.
I have windows 10 on my computer but I do not like the photo editing program they offer
are there any free photo editing programs out there very new at this on this new computer
any help would be welcome.
Fastone, free, easy to learn and work with.
Jun 22, 2020 21:38:49 #
rfmaude41
Loc: Lancaster, Texas (DFW area)
fourlocks wrote:
Edna -
Based on UHH advice, I chose Affinity Photo as my processing software. It costs $30 but that's a one-time purchase price (includes upgrades), unlike the other major programs that require a monthly subscription fee. Affinity's capabilities are on par with those programs (Photoshop, Light Room, etc.), too. The free software I've seen offer only the most basic functions; probably no better than Window's.
Based on UHH advice, I chose Affinity Photo as my processing software. It costs $30 but that's a one-time purchase price (includes upgrades), unlike the other major programs that require a monthly subscription fee. Affinity's capabilities are on par with those programs (Photoshop, Light Room, etc.), too. The free software I've seen offer only the most basic functions; probably no better than Window's.
In othe rwords, GIMP cannot do any detailed retouching, get a life...
Jun 22, 2020 23:27:42 #
Howard5252 wrote:
I just looked at Adobe Photoshop Express and I'm n... (show quote)
I have Adobe Photoshop Express - it's the program with which I started my wife on photo processing. I don't pay Adobe anything for anything, though you sometimes are asked for your Adobe login (which is free!!!). Photoshop Express does everything reasonably required by many, and is by FAR the easiest, simplest photo processing program I have seen - and I have used or at least looked at MANY. I was not aware, however, of a Capture One Express, and will have to look it up, as Capture One impressed me favorably - except for the price, which is way out of my ballpark. We now are using ON1, upgraded to the latest iteration, and find it to be excellent, and as I have said elsewhere, much better than Lightroom in all aspects of file handling!
Loren - in Beautiful Baguio
Jun 22, 2020 23:33:12 #
John_F wrote:
But be aware that PS Express is a collection of pre-sets and doesn’t do layers. My only experience with it is on the iPad.
You don't have to use the presets - at all - in order to process your photos! If you need layers, you do require some other software, but many will find Photoshop Express ALL they need to achieve their desired results!!!
Loren - in Beautiful Baguio
Jun 23, 2020 01:43:05 #
I don't understand why FREE is such a big deal. Your camera wasn't free. What's another $30 bucks?
Jun 23, 2020 03:27:44 #
PDC wrote:
I don't understand why FREE is such a big deal. Your camera wasn't free. What's another $30 bucks?
Nothing ----- to you, I guess!!!!!
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