photo editing software
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RE: photo editing software
Also, what is your experience in photo editing/computer useage. Programs like photoshop are great, but the learning curve can be quite steep. I know at one point adobe had a program that did what photoshop does to images, in a much easier to use package....granted, its not as powerful as photoshop, but for the intended audience...it worked.
edit: just checked the site its 'Adobe Photoshop Elements'.
edit: just checked the site its 'Adobe Photoshop Elements'.
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RE: photo editing software
ORIGINAL: socale30
Also, what is your experience in photo editing/computer useage. Programs like photoshop are great, but the learning curve can be quite steep. I know at one point adobe had a program that did what photoshop does to images, in a much easier to use package....granted, its not as powerful as photoshop, but for the intended audience...it worked.
edit: just checked the site its 'Adobe Photoshop Elements'.
Also, what is your experience in photo editing/computer useage. Programs like photoshop are great, but the learning curve can be quite steep. I know at one point adobe had a program that did what photoshop does to images, in a much easier to use package....granted, its not as powerful as photoshop, but for the intended audience...it worked.
edit: just checked the site its 'Adobe Photoshop Elements'.
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Pratice photo editing skills here ->https://cbrforum.com/m_397950/tm.htm
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I use Photo Explosion Deluxe, but Photoshop seems to be the industry standard (Kewl knows his **** by the way...you should PM him). You can spend alot of money if you get the legal version of Photoshop. All the banners I do, I have done with P.E.D. You can get free software if you just want to edit the red eye out of your photos...what do you want to do?
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