Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: Ray on January 24, 2008, 11:49:53 PM
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We've been online a while and I have not seen any topics on this subject so I will throw out a couple of options. I don't dive into much picture editing as much as I do edit and or craft logos.. but still these programs would be beneficial to photo editors.
If you are running windows xp or vista it might be a good idea to take a look at Paint .Net ... I have also used Gimp but it has a horrible user design but get's the job done just fine. Gimp should be available for Mac, Windows or Linux downloads.
Link to Paint .Net (http://www.getpaint.net/index.html)
Link to The Gimp (http://www.gimp.org/)
As for photoshop - It's my favorite but the cost is through the roof.
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Thanks for the info huntwa. I'm sure many of the folks on here can use one of those.
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Going for hunt-WA zombie thread revival award. Lots of people looking for free or low cost photoshop replacements with Adobe going with subscription for Photoshop as well as looking for Linux replacements as Windows 7 extended support ends January 2020.
Here is a decent comparison of Gimp, Krita, and Photopea as well as mention of some other tools such as Inkscape and Pinta.
It says Linux alternatives but there are Windows versions, and Photopea is browser based.
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I've used Photoshop for years, and recently switched to GIMP. I found the transition to be pretty easy. In some cases the navigation is more user friendly. Still not as user friendly as a lot of the basic photo editing programs, but it's powerful. It seems to do everything PS does, and sometimes better. Great price, too! :twocents:
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I've never used Photoshop, and I am not what you would call a power user for GIMP. But I have had nothing but good experiences with GIMP and Inkscape and have been using both for years. People equate free with ad-bloated or crippled. Nothing can be further from the truth with these.
