photo shops

kibitzr

hi all , im new here so please excuse any stupidity that comes forth . im looking for a decent photo shop thats not going to break my soc.sec ck in half .my question , is there any good ones out there that my meager gov. allowance can afford ? that will edit my pix ,resize , crop, etc. most of my photos are of fish and shooting thru glass ,water leaves a lot to be desired . im curantly useing a d70 w/ 18/70 lens but hope to aquire a 60mm micro w/ tax return . thanks for your help in advance. kib

Shay Stephens

It really is hard to go wrong with Photoshop Elements. I highly recommend it.

And welcome to the forum :-)

kibitzr wrote:

hi all , im new here so please excuse any stupidity that comes forth . im looking for a decent photo shop thats not going to break my soc.sec ck in half .my question , is there any good ones out there that my meager gov. allowance can afford ? that will edit my pix ,resize , crop, etc. most of my photos are of fish and shooting thru glass ,water leaves a lot to be desired . im curantly useing a d70 w/ 18/70 lens but hope to aquire a 60mm micro w/ tax return . thanks for your help in advance. kib

saurora

I concur with Shay. Elements is a very powerful and affordable option. I used Elements before acquiring Photoshop. It took me awhile to stop going back to using it, as I was so comfortable with it!

ratcheer

Also, you can download and install the GIMP for free. It can do most of what Photoshop can do and it should fit within your budget.

http://www.gimp.org

Tim

juliejules

I like picasa which is free from Google. It allows basic fixes of images and generally does a reasonably good job. It prints and emails and organizes into albums. I like it, but I still use Photoshop for heavy lifting.