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  1. 3rd October 2012, 05:57 AM #1
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    Freeware photo editor for Mac?

    I'm planning on borrowing SWMBO's Macbook Pro for a trip and need a (preferably) freeware photo editor. On that would at least open RAW files. Any ideas please?

    I use Irfanview a lot for work but it doesn't seem to be available for Mac.

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  2. 3rd October 2012, 06:10 AM #2
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    Photoshop Elements, does all you want, came free with the last two Panasonic cameras I bought .
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    GIMP - Downloads

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    the closest thing to irfanview on a mac and no where near as good....

    Download GraphicConverter

    am not sure whether you still get a free trial before you have to buy
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    If you aren't doing any crazy editing, why jot just use iPhoto, which should be installed by default on your Macbook Pro??

    How to use RAW files with iPhoto | News | TechRadar
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    Snapseed isn't free but it isn't expensive and between it and iPhoto you'd have a much better solution than Photoshop Elements.
    Gimp - as mentioned - would be the other option if you want Photoshop ability.
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    IPhoto or the software that your camera came with.

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