I need some good FREE programs that I can use to crop, edit, rotate, etc pictures in any format.
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I think Gimp is the best, but don't ask me how it works rofl. I finally got it installed but haven't had a chance to play with it much. it uses two windows, which will take some getting used to and is an open source program http://www.gimp.org/
am sure there are simpler programs out there for basic editing (even windows paint can do a little) but if you want the features that usually only come with paid for software GIMP is probably your best bet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMP
Here's a link to an article I found about a month ago. I personally haven't tried any of these yet, but maybe there's something here that you can use.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/150278/webb...to_editors.html
http://www.pcworld.com/article/150278/webb...to_editors.html
I use paint.net is best free photo editing program. http://www.paint.net/
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5 stars rated "Don't 'shop it - Paint.NET it!" If all you want is a quick image retouch, Photoshop is overkill. Paint.NET, on the other hand, is an open-source freeware editor with all the essentials, including tools to crop, rotate, resize images, adjust colors, and create collages.
Paint.NET supports common image formats--JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, and others--but not high-resolution RAW files. There are enough basic and intermediate effects and features to keep image-tweakers happy, though the red-eye removal tool is notably weak; those images may require manual attention.
Unlike most free image editors, Paint.NET supports layers and has an actions manager. The pleasing interface boasts semitransparent windows for ease of use.
Version 3 fixes many old quibbles, including a convenient thumbnail manager for handling multiple image editing, and improved program graphics. Paint.NET is far more advanced than Microsoft Paint, and given its free price, it's a must-have for anyone needing to fix images.
Paint.NET supports common image formats--JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, and others--but not high-resolution RAW files. There are enough basic and intermediate effects and features to keep image-tweakers happy, though the red-eye removal tool is notably weak; those images may require manual attention.
Unlike most free image editors, Paint.NET supports layers and has an actions manager. The pleasing interface boasts semitransparent windows for ease of use.
Version 3 fixes many old quibbles, including a convenient thumbnail manager for handling multiple image editing, and improved program graphics. Paint.NET is far more advanced than Microsoft Paint, and given its free price, it's a must-have for anyone needing to fix images.
I use Photoscape. You can do batch editing with it.
thanks, I download it today
Downloading Adobe Photoshop from a torrent isn't legal right?
trial photoshop and buy if u like or u may use the picasa
Photoshop is best and you use it free version.
Best free photo editing software according to me would be:
Photoshop 6.0 or .NET paint its free and worth to handle..........Enjoy my friend...........
Photoshop 6.0 or .NET paint its free and worth to handle..........Enjoy my friend...........
I suggest Picasa or Gimp
Instead of free, go click a few ads and you can get an older version of Photoshop Elements on Ebay for around $20 and it works great. I unloaded my Photoshop 6 after I got mine, it's so much easier.
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