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alternatives to Iphoto?
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Considering Photoshop Elements 3 or GImp. Any opinions which is MORE full-featured but not too complex/full featured like Photoshop CS/7? For basic photo editing. Also anyone tried Photoshop Album?
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Originally posted by pwrmacg4:
Considering Photoshop Elements 3 or GImp. Any opinions which is MORE full-featured but not too complex/full featured like Photoshop CS/7? For basic photo editing. Also anyone tried Photoshop Album?
Try Graphic Converter.
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Photoshop elements is quite powerful, but has a much nicer interface to GIMP. I'd give the  to PS Elements.
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Originally posted by PurpleGiant:
Photoshop elements is quite powerful, but has a much nicer interface to GIMP. I'd give the to PS Elements.
Ditto. It's the baby brother to the standard of the industry with about 808% of the capability at 25% or less of the cost.
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Originally posted by Old Toad:
Ditto. It's the baby brother to the standard of the industry with about 808% of the capability at 25% or less of the cost.
Ditto Ditto, I say go with elements to edit your photos and iphoto to store them.
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