What program for photo editing.....
justlinda
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Comments (3)Dearly beloved... we are gathered here today because poor Fairy_Toadmotha died while trying to figure out how to grab still frames from a video. The poor soul did not realize that unless the video format she was using was extremely high resolution (normally devoted to very high-end camcorders) that such still images would have very poor/inadequate resolution. Perhaps too inadequate for most applications. However, if she can still hear me in the afterlife, there are certain inexpensive software that do an OK job of capturing still images from a motion video. R.I.P. (Record in Peace) Toadmotha! Here is a link that might be useful: ASC Capture software...See MoreA Really Neat Photo-Editing Program
Comments (4)I did some searches to see if anyone was hinting at a price somewhere but didn't find anything. I imagine a couple or three hundred dollars since it looks like it's designed to compete with Aperture which is around 299. I just really like the way it lays things out in the Library filmstrip and the way the workflow proceeds from left-to-right and top-to-bottom. I've never used any truly high-end program so I don't know how to compare it to anything else. (I don't even know if it would be in the "high-end" category. I do know that I like it better than the Photoshop I'm using now, which is also Adobe. I've been reading reviews online and some are from the earlier betas so they're not very flattering but they improve over time. I don't know; it's just that it's free right now and something to "play" with. MichaelAT...See MoreCan you recommend a good photo editing program?
Comments (7)I use Photoshop CS2 exclusively now, waited for years for it. I bought 2, one for myself and one for my gdaughter for $299 each from Adobe, WACOM had a promo w/my tablet and I used my Elements that came w/my cam to give to my gdaughter so she could keep upgrading. But starting with Elements is good. They may have more specials when you want the full power of Photoshop and where you can upgrade at the cheaper price. I started with Paint Shop Pro which is cheap, but Photoshop is what most of the pros use, the industry standard. I've read that Picasa isn't too bad, but somebody keeps sending me their photos from their website, and the quality is not too good, I don't know if it's because she doesn't know how to use the camera properly or Picasa resizes and compresses them too much....See MoreEditing Program
Comments (2)As you've probably discovered, the program seems to have been discontinued. I would guess that most image editing programs will allow you to remove blemishes. Certainly Photoshop and Photoshop Elements will. Other members may have other programs to suggest. You should probably check into something other than Photodraw. Good luck!...See MoreJoAnn_Fla
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