Photoshop

[Brian McIntosh]

Adobe has released a beta version of an online editing package called Photoshop Express which is free to use. It's an online version of Photoshop which allows users to carry out basic editing on their pictures. It can be found at www.photoshop.com/express. It gives you 2Gb of online storage but make sure you read the terms and conditions before you decide to store images on there.

 

[TomB]

Thats quite interesting actually.

A lot of people coudl find that useful, people are forever asking me of ways to resize their images and all that.

I wonder how long before all major software producers have express versions that are scaled down versions in the hop that you will purchase the real thing.

Do you think this could become similar to open source?

T

 

[Brian McIntosh]

With this program you get what you see. Open Source? No. In my opinion, like you say Tom, it's ideal for people to do basic image adjustments, crops, balancing, etc. The Terms and conditions are a bit OTT if you decide to store images on there but, for tweaking pictures then saving them on your own computer it's OK.

 

[stugster]

By open source, an example could be: Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing

Free to use, free to share! And you don't need to be on the internet (or use your browser) to use it!

 

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