Rob & Stacy Sherrill |
Software OTHER than Photoshop
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Ariel Lepor |
I had done a little bit of research on them in the past but couldn't find that much information. Have you used it? Are you asking about all programs other than Photoshop or just this one?
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Who Me? |
you get what you pay for, always stands true in the photography biz.
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Ariel Lepor |
Actually Derek, check out this Wikipedia link on programs like Photoshop and PhotoImpact. You'll see that there are quiet a few competent programs for several times less than CS2, and you'll notice some programs in Photoshop's price range which don't look all that great.
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Arthur Adams |
And another program which can match photoshop and it's free is the Gimp.
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Ariel Lepor |
Well, GIMP is free and good, but it can't exactly match Photoshop. For example, you need plugins to fix noise, and you can't stack photos. GIMP also has GIMPShop which looks like Photoshop, you know.
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Arthur Adams |
Ai, but the noise reduction is already built into gimp. Gimpshop is nothing more then Gimp made to look like photoshop.
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Ariel Lepor |
I didn't know that GIMP can remove noise! I'll have to change that Wikipedia comparison... So on the note of different programs, I'd like to mention Helicon Filter. I highly recommend it. Fully functioned and not too expensive.
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Arthur Adams |
Hmm Wikipedia seems to have some other issues with gimp hah. You can do lens corrections in Gimp, and I can access CMYK aswell. What did you mean by stack photos? (layers?)
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Ariel Lepor |
Are you sure that you can do lens correction without plugins? Because there is also a plugin support column. Anyhow, you are free to edit. By stacking photos, I don't mean layers. I mean taking two pictures and combining elements from them. For example, in order to create an HDR, in order to create a multi-exposure, etc.
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Who Me? |
the pros will use what they use and others what they want.
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Arthur Adams |
Ah yes, can't do true HDr without plugins, actualy I don't believe you can at all cause it's only a 8bit system. But yes you can do lense corrections with a perspective tool. It is not a plugin.
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