MK5 Golf GTI
General => Photography Section => Topic started by: B3n on January 22, 2010, 01:02:37 pm
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Hey folks
Im looking to get some photo processing software to have a little play with my pics im taking. After seeing the price of photoshop i dont think ill be going down that route as im no where near clued up enough to be able to get the most out of it. I have seen some free downloadable software on the net such as Paint and GIMP but have no idea on which would be the best for me to get. All im looking to do basically is have a little clean up of my images sharpening them putting them to black and white etc then getting a bit more in depth as i get to know what all the settings do.
So what do you guys recomend?
Thanks
Ben
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free... i'd say paintshop pro 6 trial version, when the demo time is up 90% of the functions still work anyway
a beginners photoshop as it were :happy2:
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Have you tried Picassa? It's not strictly speaking a photo editing program, but it does do simple manipulation. It's really good.
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Cool
cheers folks where would i get paintshop pro? Ive just done a quick google search and i could find anything.
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The other thing to do is watch some "how to" videos on U tube of your choosen software package, without watching some of these id have been stuck and im still not great now!
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http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/us/en/Product/1208530085925
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Prepree- Good idea that didnt think about looking on you tube for tutorials :happy2:
Icenutter- Cheers mate ill have a look when i get home
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Any other suggestions fro free software?
I'm fed up of people taking the piss out of me colouring in my numberplate with e spray can in MS Paint?
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Cool
cheers folks where would i get paintshop pro? Ive just done a quick google search and i could find anything.
http://www.soft32.com/download_344.html :smiley:
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My vote would go for Picasa 3.6 Build 95.25 - that's free.
If you can spend £40 then PhotoShop Elements. Nothing comes close to that!
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Did this in picasa
(https://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm3.static.flickr.com%2F2730%2F4316833286_45eff29fa5_b.jpg&hash=dd5c61c7d7669ec0eff383475706f204dfb305f5)
Very easy to use. Good for touching up facial pictures - had one with the wee man where he had skinned his nose and it touched it up so it was invisible