Image Manipulation Programs

Gimp or paint.net are great....

I've used GIMP for years. I'm not at all good at how it works but there are that many tutorials online it's not funny. I just follow them step by step and it works.


Happy Days.

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

I have been using Gimp for years - and do not find it difficult, although having used photoshop elements, I can see how someone who is expert with any of the photoshop variants would find it difficult. While photoshop and Gimp are comparable in capabilities, the user interface is quite different. Much of the user interface in Gimp implicitly assumes a lot of knowledge about photography, which may cause problems for beginners.

John

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I don't have that problem, I first become interested in photography in 1971 ( yeah, I'm an old bloke) and I guess between 1971 and 1999 I would have photographed about 600 weddings not to mention studio portraiture with a Bronica ETRS large format camera, which I still have stored away, unused since 1999.
By the way I downloaded Paint.net and I'm like a kid with a new toy, having the time of my life playing with it.:D:D

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Originally Posted by Ausfree

By the way I downloaded Paint.net and I'm like a kid with a new toy, having the time of my life playing with it.:D:D

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Have you found a few good plugins? The Shapes 3D and the Water Reflections are good fun.

There are also some excellent tutorials. Have you found them?

If you need a free raw converter, then Lightzone is up & running again.

Regards
Max P

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Originally Posted by vnx205

Have you found a few good plugins? The Shapes 3D and the Water Reflections are good fun.

There are also some excellent tutorials. Have you found them?

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Haven't got as far as the plugins yet, give me time, give me time!!!!:p Yeah, I have been looking at the Tutorials!!:D