another vote here for photoshop ! i prefer photoshop 7.0 than CS3

If you want quick and fast to edit, use Irfanview,

paint or microsoft office picture manager can do the resize

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Added on September 5, 2008, 5:38 pmIrfanview is free source or license?

This post has been edited by nelson0803: Sep 5 2008, 05:38 PM

the real battle is between adobe and corel.
i choose adobe photoshop.

try Paint.Net google for it...

it's Paint + Photoshop (basic)...
and it's veeeeery light....

try it!!

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Added on September 7, 2008, 8:52 pmadded: http://www.getpaint.net/ its a shareware!

This post has been edited by freddy manson: Sep 7 2008, 08:52 PM

wil have a try on it,thanks

I use Paint for simple edit, and Photoshop for my blog content. Illustrator for design

i just Using Photoshop CS2 And Paint Thats All

well erm, if some of you guys can't afford photoshop or maybe just not experience enough to use it, have you guys heard of Photoshop Express?

here's the link

https://www.photoshop.com/express/index.html?wf=signin

Another recommendation, try using PhotoImpact X3 and Photoscape. I'm currently using Photoscape, very user friendly and it's good for simple editing.

Ohya, I'm looking for any software where you can have a grayscale background and you can have the colours of some part in the photo remained.

For example, let's say you have a photo of a guy holding a can of coke. I want to have a grayscale background with only the colour of the coca-cola can remained. Any software recommendation? Thanks!


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I using GIMP in (...)

Any software that can edit photo by batch?
i tot Corel can do it but still have to click one by one then auto-fix or auto-smart to easily enhance pic by software.kind of lazy to edit one by one for hundreds of pics.any recommended software?

I believe GIMP is still stuck with old technology.

You can try and install Adobe PS4 trial and try. If not mistaken, it's got batch photo editing.

It's free so don't complain.

No lah, not complaining.

I read in a spat between the GIMP people and the former FILMGIMP (now known as cinepaint) people, and one reason the cinepaint people split from the GIMP gamp is because the GIMP people refuse to upgrade their 8-bit-per-channel (24 bits per pixel) stand.

The cinepaint people cater their software to Hollywood, and they need to get as high as 32-bit-per-channel, that's how I know about GIMP is stuck with old tech.

i would recommend photoshop cs2...

Photoshop + Fireworks =

In with the new and out with the old = Adobe PS4 = Adobe Photoshop CS4.

I just can't keep up with photoshop anymore.

Upgraded to CS2 and they came out with CS3. Just upgrade again to CS3, now they have CS4 pulak.

No want to upgrade anymore until they get the CS6.

If you need a simple photo editor, I would recommend Picasa 3.
It functions as a photo editor and organiser too...