JLaw
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Microsoft Photo Editor
I am running Windows XP Home on my home PC, I've been looking for a program called Microsort Photo Editor to see if it's installed on my PC. Anyone know where I'll find it if it's installed on this PC??
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Download The GIMP and never look back. Holler if you have questions.
http://www.gimp.org/
But if you just want photo editor, check add/remove programs.
http://www.gimp.org/
But if you just want photo editor, check add/remove programs.
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+ another one on Gimp.
Also Irfanview (at irfanview.com) if you want to view lots, edit little.
If you know a lot about Java and want a very capable photo editor, ImageJ is a free download from NIH.
Gimp is the best suggestion so far, though.
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Andrew
Also Irfanview (at irfanview.com) if you want to view lots, edit little.
If you know a lot about Java and want a very capable photo editor, ImageJ is a free download from NIH.
Gimp is the best suggestion so far, though.
Regards,
Andrew
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I too prefer GIMP, but there is another option you may want to look at. Some have found it more easily meets their needs and has a simpler interface - Photofiltre - http://photofiltre.free.fr/frames_en.htm
It's free as well.
It's free as well.
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PHOTOSHOP!
Forget programs like photo editor - they are essentially useless.
You should be able to pick up a copy of photoshop elements for under $100. It will give an amateur photographer all they will need in order to enhance their pictures. The learning curve is not big at all on elements and you can do a lot right out of the box. If you really want to step up to the plate, get Photoshop CS2 or CS3. I have them running on 3 machines all the time and could not work or live without them!
Forget programs like photo editor - they are essentially useless.
You should be able to pick up a copy of photoshop elements for under $100. It will give an amateur photographer all they will need in order to enhance their pictures. The learning curve is not big at all on elements and you can do a lot right out of the box. If you really want to step up to the plate, get Photoshop CS2 or CS3. I have them running on 3 machines all the time and could not work or live without them!