Serious digital photographers spend an inordinate amount of time working with their photo-editing application — usually Photoshop, if they can afford it.
For those who can’t (or for whom Photoshop is just too complicated), there is endless debate about what’s second-best.
That was the question posed by Lounge member rfe777. Is it Photoshop Elements, or PaintShop Photo Express, or one of the many small-but-useful and free image-editing apps? The answers show that there is no consensus on this question, though many think GIMP is worth a try. More»
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The following links are this week’s most-interesting Lounge threads, including several new questions that you may be able to provide responses to:
☼ starred posts — particularly useful
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The Lounge Life column is a digest of the best of the WS Lounge discussion board. Tracey Capen is technical editor of WindowsSecrets.com.
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