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03/20/2007 01:01:08 PM · #26 |
I started out with PhotoImpact Pro 10. But I've found myself using Elements 4 about 99% of the time.
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03/20/2007 01:05:48 PM · #27 |
ACDSee for viewing
PSP 7 for editing
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03/20/2007 01:12:37 PM · #28 |
| I have one of the dumbest photo editors ever, its called Mr.Photo Gold. Got it with one of my old cameras. Im saving up for a Photoshop, anyone suggest their favorites? |
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03/20/2007 01:20:13 PM · #29 |
IrfanView for image browsing, EXIF extraction, straight resizing of "unedited originals" for posting.
Photoshop 5.0 (yes, about 10 years old now) for most image editing. I occasionally use PS CS2 at work if I have to do some significant upsampling (enlarging).
CAMEDIA Master 2.0 (came with my Olympus camers) for printing proof sheets (usually to a PDF file).
I very occasionally use the Fuji FinePix Viewer (came with another camera) mostly for this cool detail view, where you get spreadsheet-like info for a folder of images -- useful for tracking inventory of stock and print images ...
I do all my copying of files and naming of folders by hand, using only the OS (either Windows 2000 or Mac OS 9). |
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03/21/2007 01:20:01 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by levyj413:
What does Lightroom do? Is it a photo browser? |
//www.adobe.com/products/photoshoplightroom/ |
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03/21/2007 01:56:28 AM · #31 |
Adobe PS CS2 - final editing (if needed, most editing done in Lightroom)
Adobe PS Lightroom - RAW conversion, photo organization, printing, web galleries
Adobe Premier Elements for slideshows/video editing - beats Pinnacle Studio 9 hands down (IMO anyway)
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03/21/2007 02:14:38 AM · #32 |
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03/21/2007 02:15:49 AM · #33 |
PS CS2 always
picasa(free) use it heaps as an organiser and to do quick improvements to see how a shot might look and judge whether to invest time in it.
flaming pear flood haven't used it much, just for fun
virtual photographer which I muck around with occaisonally too and I was having a look at panos fx, some freebies on site which look interesting, haven't tried any though.
Capture One for raw conversion occasionally which I think I have lost due to a reformatting of the C drive. I must download it again. |
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03/21/2007 02:50:24 AM · #34 |
* Irfanview for viewing and browsing (wouldn't have a PC without it)
* Adobe Photoshop CS2 for all my editiing.
* Power Retouche plug-in for Photoshop (should be an integral part of PS imo and wouldn't be without it)
* Virtual Photographer suite of filters.
* Photomatix for HDR and Tone-Mapping images.
* Numerous filters, effects and actions from Action Central
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03/27/2007 10:14:07 AM · #35 |
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03/27/2007 10:21:04 AM · #36 |
Photomatix Pro
Photoshop CS2
Adobe Lightroom (excellent software for RAW)
Sometimes I use Aperture on my G5 but find it a bit slow against the new LIGHTROOM..
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03/27/2007 11:47:45 AM · #37 |
Photoshop CS2
Noise Ninja
Neat image
Raw shooter pro
Piccasa
Think thats about it
Kev
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03/27/2007 12:22:22 PM · #38 |
Lightroom totally ROCKS! then I got into CS2 for advanced editing if needed.
:)
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03/27/2007 12:40:44 PM · #39 |
| It seems like I use a little utility called "Recycle Bin" the most. |
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03/27/2007 12:53:25 PM · #40 |
CS2, Bridge and iPhoto (for slideshows, books, prints, burning and archiving/organizing).
I'd like to use Aperture, but I'm doing all my editing on an eMac (CRT monitor). Aperture needs more RAM than it can provide. |
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03/27/2007 02:15:57 PM · #41 |
Originally posted by rswank:
It seems like I use a little utility called "Recycle Bin" the most. |
LOL |
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03/27/2007 02:48:09 PM · #42 |
iPhoto-organizing, slide shows etc.
CS2-all processing, except straightening (I like doing this with iPhoto better)
want to check out Lightroom too... |
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03/27/2007 03:12:33 PM · #43 |
Originally posted by kosmikkreeper:
Lightroom totally ROCKS! then I got into CS2 for advanced editing if needed.
:) |
Have to agree with that. Lately I've been doing almost all my editing in lightroom with only short sojourns into CS2 if necessary. |
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03/27/2007 03:54:09 PM · #44 |
- Microsoft Windows Explorer for file browsing & organization
- Canon Zoombrowser for RAW conversion
- Photoshop 7 for editing
- Neat Image for grain smoothing (stand-alone program)
- Photomatix for HDR or Tonemapping (stand-alone program)
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03/27/2007 04:32:05 PM · #45 |
Irfanview
Neat Image
PS CS2 :-) |
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03/27/2007 06:15:04 PM · #46 |
I'm going to break with the crowd here and declare something many of you have darkly wanted to confess but felt too afraid: Adobe products are RUBBISH! Not 100% without redeeming features, but in terms of user interface, i find PS full of absurd inconveniences (not as bad as inDesign, which i have to use for the newspaper though).
I use on a daily basis Corel Photopaint (from the Corel 11 suite), which is not at all dissimilar but far far nicer to use :) I'm frankly amazed that i don't see more people here using it...
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03/27/2007 06:26:53 PM · #47 |
iView for importing/filemanagement
PS CS2 & CS3 Beta for all else
I keep it pretty simple |
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04/11/2007 10:06:19 AM · #48 |
Aperture 1.5.2 for importing and managing. Fast, effcient on a MacBook Pro w/ 2GB SDRAM.
PS CS2 for external image editing as needed. |
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04/11/2007 10:15:21 AM · #49 |
| I use iPhoto for import and Bridge/CS2 for the rest. |
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04/11/2007 10:30:02 AM · #50 |
I started out on Ulead Photo Impact 4 I know have 10. Also started doing some editing with Paint.NET and then starte dlearning photoshop 7.
After I got Photoshop CS2, thats all i really use now because its all I really need. |
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