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Best photo editing software?

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Participants bluetiger67Jerry Rogers2Elizabeth Palmer2crimsonranger61Joshua Kelly36George Wilson36
bluetiger67 bluetiger67 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
So, I’m looking for a little bit of guidance here—I really need a solid recommendation for a program that lets me reshape and tweak images, but I’m trying to steer clear of Adobe Photoshop or CorelDraw for this particular project. Basically, I’m hunting for something where I can actually modify specific parts of a photo, or if you think it's better to just stick with Photoshop, I would absolutely love it if someone could drop a link or a tutorial showing me how to pull that off!🙏
Jerry Rogers2 Jerry Rogers2 Member
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#2 ·
bluetiger67 said:I'm looking for some solid advice on software for reshaping images—something other than Adobe Photoshop or Corel. I basically need a program where I can tweak specific parts of a photo, or if that's actually possible within Photoshop, maybe someone could drop a link showing me how to pull that off?🙏

Try Google Picasa or Adobe Lightroom!
Elizabeth Palmer2 Elizabeth Palmer2 Member
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#3 ·
uh, got a question too..
what's a good (and easy) way to cut out some background clutter from a photo?
just nothing like Adobe Photoshop, that stuff is way too much for me 🤣
crimsonranger61 crimsonranger61 Newcomer
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bluetiger67 said:So, I am looking for some solid advice regarding a program that would allow me to reshape an image, provided it isn't Adobe Photoshop or CorelDraw. Essentially, I need something where I can modify specific parts of a photo, or perhaps if it actually is possible within Photoshop, I would love for someone to share a link so I can see how that process works.🙏

Elizabeth Palmer2 said:Um, well, I have a question as well...
is there a program out there that allows me to cleanly—and simply—remove excess background from a photo?
I just want to avoid using Photoshop, as it all feels a bit too complicated for my needs.🤣

Instagram

It is a pretty decent little tool... which offers significantly more functionality than Microsoft Paint, yet remains much more approachable than Adobe Photoshop for those who find the latter a bit overwhelming.
The internet is absolutely teeming with tutorials for it, if you ever feel the need to learn.

Google Picasa - this is also quite a handy option for editing, organizing your library, and sharing your photos online.
Joshua Kelly36 Joshua Kelly36 Newcomer
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#5 ·
Plus everything I mentioned above—including Paint.NET
http://www.getpaint.net/
George Wilson36 George Wilson36 Newcomer
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#6 ·
Gimp

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