Photo Editing Software - Comments Page 2

I like Picasa because it allows me to straighten seascape photos that come out crooked and it has other good features.But what annoys me is that when I open it, photos are loaded automatically- even those already in an album. I would uninstall it if I could find a better program.

Hi Bob,
Good post, as always. My favorite and free photo-editor is a program called Photoscape - it does a fantastic job in viewing and editing pictures, combining them into anything you like before printing. It's very user-friendly, and has got automated menu items that actually result in many same effects that Photoshop offers, but without having to go through very difficult processes. And, also quite important, it not only does not overwrite pictures by default, it also keeps the originals in a backup folder once you choose to overwrite them. Try it, and you'll love it.

Yep Bob, I also use Paint Shop Pro. Actually, Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 Ultimate. With a snappy name like that, it is destined for greatness.

The photo editing program that I use most is ACDsee Photo Manager. It costs about $50.