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06/08/2005 10:07:37 AM · #1 |
If you rubbed a lamp and a genie came out and said you were going to be sent to a desert island and could have three and only three image processing programs for photgraphic manipulation and enhancement,
what would they be,
in what order
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06/08/2005 10:10:28 AM · #2 |
PS
illustrator
fotofusion
because i know them and can do a lot with them
Message edited by author 2005-06-08 10:15:55. |
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06/08/2005 10:14:29 AM · #3 |
Without power or a great computer to run the software the choice is irrelevant.
Here are my choices anyway.....
PS - most versatile editing program available (IMO)
Neat Image (full version plugin)
Q Image (best printing/layout program available for the price) |
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06/08/2005 10:15:27 AM · #4 |
Bibble, Fotofusion, and JAlbum.
I can edit, layout albums and share my work. ;)
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06/08/2005 11:11:50 AM · #5 |
| Can't live without IrfanView, other 2 would be PS and NeatImage. |
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06/08/2005 11:20:27 AM · #6 |
Originally posted by blindjustice:
If you rubbed a lamp and a genie came out and said you were going to be sent to a desert island... |
After the initial thought that I really messed up by rubbing this lamp I think I would try to negotiate for water, food, and a companion rather than image processing programs. |
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06/08/2005 11:22:35 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Can't live without IrfanView, other 2 would be PS and NeatImage. |
I second this, in the same order. |
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06/08/2005 11:35:59 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by BradP:
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Can't live without IrfanView, other 2 would be PS and NeatImage. |
I second this, in the same order. |
I heard about IrfranView for the very first time earlier this morning because someone sent me a link to download it. I tried it but didn't see what was so interesting about it ....
What is funny, is that now I find this tread about it and discover that Brad and Bob find this tool is a must.
Well I'm sure there is something I did get when I tried it and I should try it again .... |
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06/08/2005 11:37:52 AM · #9 |
PS with all the newest FM plugins ;-)
C1 Pro
... don't need a 3rd program?
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06/08/2005 11:48:00 AM · #10 |
Originally posted by BradP:
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Can't live without IrfanView, other 2 would be PS and NeatImage. |
I second this, in the same order. |
I'll third these in this order.
Love all three. |
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06/08/2005 11:49:22 AM · #11 |
Originally posted by LouiseB:
Originally posted by BradP:
Originally posted by BobsterLobster:
Can't live without IrfanView, other 2 would be PS and NeatImage. |
I second this, in the same order. |
I heard about IrfranView for the very first time earlier this morning because someone sent me a link to download it. I tried it but didn't see what was so interesting about it ....
What is funny, is that now I find this tread about it and discover that Brad and Bob find this tool is a must.
Well I'm sure there is something I did get when I tried it and I should try it again .... |
I have been using Irfanview as my default image viewer on every PC I have owned for a good many years now and will continue to do so.
Open an image file, and if it's larger than your screen, hit enter - now image is full screen. If you have 100 images in that same folder/directory, hitting enter again will toggle to the next shot, enter to the next shot - bam, bam. Fast! Arrows on keyboard can advance next or go back. + & - on keyboard will zoom in/out, then it can be used to resize, sharpen (adjustable settings btw) and enhance basics, batch conversions, and on, & on...
I wouldn't own a PC without having Irfanview on it. |
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06/08/2005 11:49:53 AM · #12 |
There's more than three? I'm shocked.
:-) I've only ever used PS and Illustrator. Neither one all that much. |
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06/08/2005 11:55:33 AM · #13 |
Originally posted by BradP:
I have been using Irfanview as my default image viewer on every PC I have owned for a good many years now and will continue to do so.
Open an image file, and if it's larger than your screen, hit enter - now image is full screen. If you have 100 images in that same folder/directory, hitting enter again will toggle to the next shot, enter to the next shot - bam, bam. Fast! Arrows on keyboard can advance next or go back. + & - on keyboard will zoom in/out, then it can be used to resize, sharpen (adjustable settings btw) and enhance basics, batch conversions, and on, & on...
I wouldn't own a PC without having Irfanview on it. |
I will surely give it another try. Thanks for your reply Brad. |
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06/08/2005 02:30:30 PM · #14 |
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