Picture Window/$50 and Picture Window Pro/$90 (PC only) Very powerful...Very intuitative especially for an entry level person who has not been contaminated by the Adobe/etal workflow. Digital Light and Color www.dl-c.com Jonathan Sachs (the developer) actually interacts with his customers and answers questions online -- Adobe/etal?? Jeff Randall --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@v...> wrote: > Since it looks like we'll have a $69 printer that can do archival carbon > printing soon without the need for Photoshop, the next question might be > what image processing software I should recommend to non-expert > photographers without big budgets. > > It seems to me that for the genealogists and scrapbook fans, basic tools in > an easy-to-use format and a price under $100 is needed. Some of the > programs that came up in my initial search were Ulead PhotoImpact 8, Digital > Image Pro, and, of course, Adobe's Elements. (I must admit that I have a > preference to see some company other than M$ or Adobe get more market share > here.) > > Any thoughts? > > Paul > http://www.PaulRoark.com
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Re: Best Entry-level Image Processor?
2003-10-20 by Jeff Randall
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