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Notably, recent Hollywood blockbuster films such as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Scooby-Doo, Stuart Little, and The Last Samurai have been created with GIMP derivatives FilmGimp and CinePaint. Many Linux-based studios prefer employing GIMP rather than running Photoshop with a Windows compatibility layer or emulator, as Walt Disney currently does.

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Although GIMP is considered only to be a marginal alternative to larger graphics editors such as Adobe Photoshop or Corel PaintShop Pro, the software has seen extensive use in professional graphics and film production. Often erroneously referred to as 'The Gimp', the program's name is properly written in all capital letters, with no preceding 'the', to emphasize the acronym GNU Image Manipulation Program. Looks interesting, but I am afraid I don't use PhotoShop enough to make a comparison.GIMP is an open source graphics editor. Paint.NET I executed once and never looked back - because I didn't have time :) GIMP is also very good, but the learning curve is huge compared to Photoshop Photoshop is very good, and very expensive. The auto adjustments, BTW, are spot-on with my Epson printer. and occasionally layers, and I haven't found anything yet that it won't handle easily.

I do some fairly serious stuff with RAW, etc. It's not freeware, but given that it's available all over the Web for under fifty bucks and retails for under a hundred, it kicks a lot of butt for the money. It even has a few features that haven't made it into PhotoShop yet. PSE is a full-featured program that will do 99% of what amateurs and casual pros need, and the learning curve is nowhere near as steep as PS itself.

People assume that Elements is simply a dumbed-down version of PS, intended to hook users for upgrades. However, I find that for 'serious' editing PhotoShop Elements suits very well. I'd be inclined to stick with Picasa if it had a cloning tool, except for the very rare occasions when I need layers.

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Since I use Picasa2 for indexing, I tend to use it for simple editing if it's open (love that straightening tool) or FastStone Image Viewer, which is my default viewer.īeyond that, I've tried the Gimp, PhotoFiltre, Paint.NET and the free version of Serif Photo Plus (v. If I didn't have licences for all of these I'd probably be looking very closely at, which looks really good.

#Cinepaint photoshop psp

I also use Photofiltre for quick jobs as it opens so quickly but I do find PSP much more intuitive so use it if I am doing more complex manipulation of graphics. I have PSP 9, X, and XI and *just* uninstalled X, so still have 9 and XI loaded.

So, if you're using the 'Circle' selection tool, you can hold one key to make the cursor the center of the circle, by holding another you can force the selection to be a perfect circle, and by holding both you can do both. By holding Shift, Ctrl, and/or Alt you can force the selection tool to be constrained to different shapes/have different origin points. The most notable would be selection constraints in The GIMP. But I must say that I was missing some of the features I managed to discover in The GIMP during it's 1 day on my computer. I think PSP is one of the most intuitive paint programs out there (I haven't tried them all though, but I'm attempting to). I even created a cool CD image (which I'm pretty proud of) that I'm using for a couple icons in Directory Opus.ĬD3.pspimage.rar (223.14 kB - downloaded 317 times.) The GIMP/PhotoFiltre//etc., thoughts.Īfter trying PSP XI a little I didn't notice any severe problems and am pretty impressed. Main Area and Open Discussion > General Software Discussion

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