Photo Editing software

Digital Matt · Mar 6, 2007

I've used numerous programs to convert raw images, and find that they all are inferior to C1

MountainPaul · Mar 6, 2007

If you are not in a great rush to buy Photoshop, there is a FREE cut-down version coming out in the next 6 months from Adobe. Well according to this site.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/03/02/adobe_free_online_photoshop/

Paul.

JD in Socal · Mar 6, 2007

I have PS Elements 5 and have found it to be great. This latest version (5) is very capable, and has an excellent organizer with it. The package is only around $80 usd.

JD

Stevedevil · Mar 6, 2007

Photoshop CS2 too

wesd · Mar 7, 2007

Im running Microsoft Digital Image Suite Anniversary Edition Editor on my laptop, and i love it. I dont do a ton of editing, its good for resizing images, and its good a couple of cool filters alough i dont use them unless I am doing digital art.
Wes

HASHASHIN · Mar 7, 2007

PS cs3

RacePhoto · Mar 7, 2007

In order:
Free = Irfanview
Least Expensive - Very Very Good = Elements
Expensive - Best = Photoshop

calmom · Mar 8, 2007

after using the gimp for several months, i switched to CS2 and i love it!

f8lranger4x4 · Mar 30, 2007

depends on how much you wanna spend and what your going to do with it.

I have 3 programs my self and have used a couple more. The photoshop CS2 is a great program, but for someone who hasn't used it before it is a nightmare (this would include me I hate trying to figure it out). I have photoshop elements a little cheaper and more user friendly.. This is what I find to be the best product for me.