Best image editting software???

[ChristinaM]

What do you guys like to use?

I had photoshop at one point, found it very user UNfriendly, and went back to my standby of JASC paintshop pro 7.

[daver676]

Photoshop 7 all the way. Took a course on how to use it, so it's a little more user friendly to me. :)

[Derrick]

for the basics I use ACDSee for high end I use photoshop. If its just photo fixups your doin ACDSee is more than enough

[doenoe]

I use photoshop. Its an awesome program to work with, you just have to know how :D. You can find loads of tutorials on the web, with a lot of different effects.
Here, a few sites i use to learn PS:
http://w1.243.telia.com/~u24308054/designstudios/tutorial.html

http://www.teamphotoshop.com/index.php

http://psworkshop.net/psworkshop/

Well, good luck with finding the best program for you, but i recommend photoshop :D
Greetz Daan

[Invictus]

Phtoshop is the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever shall be.

[TheRedDragon]

I'm a Photoshop loyalist all the way. :)

[RepTylE]

Another photoshop 7 devotee here too.

[Emily-Fisher]

Photoshop!!! If you don't mind spending a bit of extra cash, it is AWESOME!!

[Siretsap]

I love photoshop.
But there is better,
Realviz SFX Studio (SFX STUDIO) for PC
Well at 9000$ us you can be sure not many people are using it, not to mention it's mainly used to create animations and all. But to edit your pics you just can't beat this.

[ChristinaM]

Originally posted by Siretsap
I love photoshop.
But there is better,
Realviz SFX Studio (SFX STUDIO) for PC
Well at 9000$ us you can be sure not many people are using it, not to mention it's mainly used to create animations and all. But to edit your pics you just can't beat this.
OUCH:jawdrop:

[Derrick]

Realviz SFX Studio (SFX STUDIO) for PC isn't really image editing software its a 3d/film app. Unlesst you count sticher(that comes with it) which you can use to put together panaramas. You may as well have tossed Maya or 3ds max out there

[ryan337]

Photoshop is the best

[Derrick]

exactly what type of photo editing are you doing?