Digital photo imaging

Discussion in 'Photography Talk' started by taz286, Jan 9, 2008.

  1. taz286

    taz286 Apprentice Gardener

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    Help please
    Can anyone recommend a photo imaging package that is simple to use and doesn't cost an arm and leg.
    I would like to play around i.e. my head on dog, deleting or adding to picture etc.

    Many thanks Taz
     
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    Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

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    Paint Shop Pro isn't too expensive and you'll often find Photo Shop Elements bundled with scanners,printers or cameras - it's also available for purchase. The full version of Photo Shop would set you back about �£400! I use both PSP and Photo Shop Elements and in the past used the full version of Photo Shop.
    PSP comes with a gif animator which is fun to use -

    [ 10. January 2008, 11:39 PM: Message edited by: Dave W ]
     
  4. Liz

    Liz Gardener

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    Try eBay for slightly older versions of either Paint shop pro or Photoshop. Older versions are usually perfectly satisfactory for most people, particularly beginners. I bought Photoshop 5 ages ago for about �£10 on ebay.
    There are also free ones such as Picasa which has had good reviews, or the much neglected Irfanview which for some reason the originator has kept free.
     
  5. Liz

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    Try eBay for slightly older versions of either Paint shop pro or Photoshop. Older versions are usually perfectly satisfactory for most people, particularly beginners. I bought Photoshop 5 ages ago for about �£10 on ebay.
    There are also free ones such as Picasa which has had good reviews, or the much neglected Irfanview which for some reason the originator has kept free.
     
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    Sinta Apprentice Gardener

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    Go Open source. Go GIMP! [​IMG]
     
  7. taz286

    taz286 Apprentice Gardener

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    Thanks for all your help, I knew you would come up with the answers. I will look at the free versions first and Ebay. I'll keep you informed of my progress. Once again many thanks.
    Taz
     
  8. water-garden

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    I can't fault paint shop pro (not tried the others though)
     
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