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I need help finding a photo editing software program? |
I need a photo enhancing program that i can use to enhance photos....for example, adjust brightness...contast all at once, something like an auto enhance feature. What programs will do that? I am by no means a professional photographer although, photorgaphy is my main hobby. I just need something easy to use and preferably free or low cost. I am not wanting to spend big bucks for this. I already have 3 or 4 photo programs but they dont have an auto enhance feature. I usually just end up screwing up the pic so bad and spending way too much time on it. I just want to click a button and have it doit for me. I wish i had more time but i have 3 kids and operate a small business. Maybe when i retire i will get to sepnd as much time as i want doing what i want....sorry started daydreaming. can anyone help?? For free, try "The Gimp" -- public domain photo editing software that is pretty darn good: http://www.thegimp.org For about $50, I'd recommend PhotoShop Elements 4.0. It does about half of what full PhotoShop does, and costs a lot less. Does everything you mentioned and then some. Of course, there's full-blown PhotoShop CS for about $700. If you're not a professional, it's probably not worth it to spend that much for what you want to do. But there's nothing better out there, period. Good luck. Source(s): professional photographer who uses all of the above :) Hello: If you already have a digital camera, software should have been included. You might want to check the CDs that came with it to see if you missed some valuable free software. If there wasn't try this site. Be sure to read the fine print, remember, there really are no free lunches. http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/softwar... http://www.cursorarts.com/ca_imffw.html... Good luck. Hey there! Don't worry I actually have one free software for you 1> http://picasa.google.com/download/thanks... (it's totally free " one of the best programs I have ever downloaded" I hope you would like it! Let me know if you have any other question! sure, google's Picasa is free and works well, here's the link http://www.sleekbytes.com/search_the_web... when you outgrow it then spend $500 on Photoshop if it helps please remember me cheers and thanks for the 2 points! |
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