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Elmer J Fudd
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Looking for Free Photo Editing Program
Comments (14)Are you on Mac or Windows? I use iPhoto for almost of my editing - it does just about everything that needs doing: cropping, levels, effects, etc. Also what kind of camera are you using? My Nikon Coolpix can do a number of those things right in the camera. Oh hhah - just noticed the date of the OP - imagine the class is over now... This post was edited by carolb_w_fl on Sun, Jan 25, 15 at 10:43...See MoreFree online photo editing sites?
Comments (5)Picasa2 is a free programme,don't know if this is what your looking for but its worth taking a look at. Picasa is software that makes it easy and fun to view, organise, edit and share the digital photos on your PC. Picasa will not delete your pictures or put them online without your permission.Hope this helps....See MoreNik photo editing software is now free!
Comments (18)Here's an example of the sort of thing that can be done with it. In the first picture, choosing to give the sky reasonable lighting ended up darkening the barn to the point where the image was delete-worthy. But Silver Efex Pro not only salvaged it, but created a dramatic image that I like a lot. Other than color removal, the only change was to the lighting....See MorePhoto editing software
Comments (1)Photoshop, not easy to learn but does everything I need. I first started working with it professionally then decided I enjoy it so much that I was willing to pay for having it at home. I think there is a simplified (& cheaper) version out - Photoshop Elements....See Morepudgeder
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