Which Image editor is best?
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Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by spaljeni on Mon, 07/27/2009 - 10:06What about Fireworks?
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by macleod.mac on Mon, 07/27/2009 - 15:15Fw added (also my choice)
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Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by ZedoMann on Tue, 07/28/2009 - 19:35I never heard of Adobe Fireworks, but I did assume I forgot some, so I put a other choice.
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by Rog on Fri, 08/14/2009 - 09:22Xara Xtreme
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by Ladysimular on Thu, 11/05/2009 - 03:03Gee, it's hard to compare free software to the costly stuff if you don't own the costly stuff. Is there a way to get a good, fully functional (as opposed to the usual limited trial downloads they give) that would allow us to try out Fireworks and Photo Shop free? I have never even seen either program open, much less used them, nor have I even investigated MS Paint. (odds are pretty good it's not free, huh? hahahaha...Microsoft free...hahahahaha)! I would love to give them a try, but not for so much (any) money. esp when I can get GIMP for free. As a result, I really don't know which is best, but I sure would like to (hint hint...someone have a free test I can use? hint hint?) find out.
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Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by spaljeni on Thu, 11/05/2009 - 05:31torrents *cough* *cough*
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by AguilaFan on Sun, 11/22/2009 - 17:47Paint.NET. Just started doing logos after installed FastDial. Easy, quick, versatile, etc.
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by give on Fri, 11/27/2009 - 05:22I'm Using Corel Draw and Corel PhotoPaint.
Got them from the company, I work for.
I also Like Gimp, Inkscape and Xara Xtreme
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by Mafia_Penguin on Sat, 11/28/2009 - 20:32GIMP is by far the easiest if you're used to it. It's really a matter of personal preference.
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Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by hatosan on Mon, 12/14/2009 - 09:05Zedomann asked which image editing software is the best meaning excluding vector based apps (Illustrator, Inkscape, Xara Xtreme, Coreldraw). Please check your understanding.
I remember a software called Wasatch Pro, had the same feature (maybe better) as Photoshop but during the time, it was the only software that can handles file over 300 MB (in the mid 90's wahaha). In the early days, Photoshop can't handle file larger than that without crashing to the ground. And of course, the higher the version like CS4, the more it uses virtual and physical Ram. (I really hate that)
From my experience, if you know how to use Photoshop, you can actually handles any image editing regardless the OS platform or the software.
No matter what I have to stick to Photoshop, and as you can see, most image editing and vector base apps has the import/export features for .psd. And why should they bother to add the .psd support? If developer didn't add that, who wanna use a software that has no Photoshop native file support? Example: "Dude, this GIMP has no psd support! Ouch! Ok, ditch this, we'll go for Paint.Net, at least it has plugins support for Photoshop" The editor would be less popular and perhaps added to Wiki Hall of History (Discontinued products).
Fireworks is a great software, able to save .png as layers? Even Photoshop can't match that. But Fireworks is meant for web development and publishing and great tool if you are working in web design industry. I'll opt for Photoshop and I'll stick to that because of the compatibility issue and if I'm looking for free editor, I'll go for Paint.net or GIMP.
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by ctach1991 on Mon, 12/14/2009 - 09:24Here's where I stand on this discussion.
I believe that it really is personal preference and usually what a person is used to using. I personally started with MS Paint when i was around 10, then I discovered Adobe Photoshop in like 2001. Since then, I've stuck with Adobe Photoshop and have no real intentions of switching. I feel this way because I'm used to it, and I've developed skills with it. I would assume programs like GIMP, the Corel Design Studio, and other design programs are fairly good as well, but personally I'm just more used to the Adobe Suite.
However, if it's price that's on your mind, then there are many free photo editing software out there. I myself have tried GIMP, and I must say for an open source program, it has really been beneficial and seems to live up to what it says it can do. Paint.net is also a free open source image editing tool like AguilaFan mentions earlier. I haven't used this program so I can't tell you much about it.
Ultimately, I believe it all depends on what type of graphics you are trying to create. I would divide it into two categories, Image Editors and 3D Modeling. Most graphic designers such as myself utilize of these programs.
If you're looking for 3D Modeling programs but you're tight on a budget. Here are two Completely FREE programs from which you can look it. SOFTIMAGE|XSI MOD TOOL: http://tinyurl.com/3mk33m, it's the same software valve used to create the models for Half-Life 2. The other one is is MILKSHAPE 3D: http://tinyurl.com/cto422, it's a simply and very decent shareware modeler, it's a lot more easier on terms of learning compared to SOFTIMAGE|XSI MOD TOOL, so I personally would recommend this one first.
If you need to know anything else feel free to ask, I'd be happy to attempt to help.
- Chris
Re: Which Image editor is best?
Submitted by PotzBlitz on Fri, 04/02/2010 - 18:51Still Paint Shop Pro and PhotoFiltre