Any free PhotoChop software online?

[T-1 Thunder]

N/A

 

[Cycle61]

Gimp.

 

[Volcomism]

http://sixrevisions.com/graphics-design/10-excellent-open-source-and-free-alternatives-to-photoshop/

 

[Volcomism]

I personally like GIMP as well, but that link above gives you a decent range to see what you like best. GIMP can be a little difficult at first.

 

[blackoutgsxr]

I used paint.net before

 

[Papi-C]

I used paint.net before

THIS!

 

[MikeyRocks]

I know nothing about photo editing, and I found GIMP pretty user friendly. There are a couple of tutorials on Youtube that might help you.

 

[greener]

I taught myself gimp in under an hour and produced a few gems...

 

[obiwanblee]

I hate GIMP with a passion.

 

[greener]

 

[Mr Pepsi]

If you know Photoshop, the GIMP is your alternative.
If you've never used Photoshop, I don't recommend GIMP but instead would recommend paint.net. Or if you'd rather pay just a bit, Paint Shop Pro is very good.

 

[}Dragon{]

irfanview

 

[stigeon]

I hate GIMP with a passion.

por que?

also, if you have Win7 MS Paint got a huge boost in not-suckyness for basic messing around stuff.

i use GIMP and like it. also have tried Paint.net. i liked it but just stick with GIMP.

 

[Burning1]

irfanview

Irfanview doesn't replace the GIMP.

Nor does the GIMP replace irfanview.

 

[insyder]

I hate GIMP with a passion.

+1

<---- Photoshop whore.

 

[ryan@fosho.org]

Without buying the whole package at the store, are there any programs you can download that let you do simple photo chops?

I just need to be able to cut a piece of a picture out without it being a square...like to trace the person so I can put them into another scene.

Got a family member to mess, so this is high priority.

Thanks.

http://www.photoshop.com/tools

Photoshop express.
Create an Adobe login.
Upload your photos.
Do as you need...

 

[obiwanblee]

por que?

also, if you have Win7 MS Paint got a huge boost in not-suckyness for basic messing around stuff.

i use GIMP and like it. also have tried Paint.net. i liked it but just stick with GIMP.

Sure it's as powerful as Photoshop (maybe), but the user interface reeks of what ails most Linux applications - ass backwards UI.

Note: I <3 Linux, just not the GIMP.