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Post by 950nancy on Aug 28, 2023 22:38:23 GMT
I have heard that there are other desktop programs out there that are not a monthly or yearly subscription. I do have a Photoshop edition from maybe 2018, but am looking for something that might be more user friendly. Does anyone have one that they like? Free is great too if it works well.
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jediannie
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Post by jediannie on Aug 28, 2023 23:17:04 GMT
I use Photoshop Elements, you can still buy the standalone software (instead of a subscription like the full version of Photoshop). There is a bit of a learning curve but there's tons of tutorials for whatever you want to do.
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Post by FuzzyMutt on Aug 29, 2023 19:16:53 GMT
I use Photoshop Elements, you can still buy the standalone software (instead of a subscription like the full version of Photoshop). There is a bit of a learning curve but there's tons of tutorials for whatever you want to do. Same… it helps me save a bunch of money sending out to print too. Multiple prints on a single size print. I print at Persnickety.. but im sure that’s true if you print at home. |
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pantsonfire
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Post by pantsonfire on Aug 29, 2023 21:52:20 GMT
I have both PS and PS Elements and mainly use PSE. Lots of great tutorials and user friendly.
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Post by 950nancy on Aug 30, 2023 3:37:21 GMT
I use Photoshop Elements, you can still buy the standalone software (instead of a subscription like the full version of Photoshop). There is a bit of a learning curve but there's tons of tutorials for whatever you want to do. This is the one I have, but I rarely use it. I am going to try taking pictures in RAW or CRAW and I have heard there are other ones that are much easier to use. |
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