It seems like there's enough free software out there to satisfy a need for touch-ups, cropping, colour correction, layers even?
What's the good and the bad?
What's the good and the bad?
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I got a pair of tweezers, a can of air, and some bacardi :\
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paint.net ?Don't panic -
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So no votes for picasa. I'll check paint.net and the one time I tried gimp I couldn't figure anything out. It's not for me, it's a friend's mom and she isn't really hard-core tech so it'll need to be easy to figure out.
I got a pair of tweezers, a can of air, and some bacardi :\
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gimp is a pain in the azz and so un-intuitive. I'd go with Picasa for the most basic tasks you mentioned or Photoshop Elements or a combination of both. if she had a Mac, then it would be a no brainder as she could just load up iPhoto and be done with it. But since 90% of users don't have this option go with Picasa 3 or PE 7.Laptop: Dell XPS 15 9560 | Core i7 Kaby Lake 2.8GHz | 16GB DDR4 RAM | Geforce 1050M | 1TB Samsung 960 EVO
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My life is dope and I do dope sht.Comment
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Paint.NET is extremely easy to use. I recommend it as well.R.I.P. Michael Crichton 1942-2008Comment
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