Gimp
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Photoshop or Gimp?
Which one of these two is for you the best software for retouching digital images? Photoshop or Gimp? Why?
Photoshop
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Why?
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#1MC Ian [1] argued:
10 de March de 2008 | 4:48 pmBeacuse it´s the best.
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#2Larry [1] argued:
23 de April de 2008 | 11:08 amAdobe, always Adobe.
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#3Endure [1] argued:
27 de May de 2008 | 11:30 pmDefinitely Photoshop. GIMP, while free and fast, doesn’t have the capabilities that Photoshop does. GIMP, for a small, free program, certainly packs a nice punch for those who do not have a graphics background. However, an in-depth range of Filters, Adjustments, Actions, and compatibility with the rest of the Adobe family are just a few bonuses in my opinion for Photoshop. Photoshop is incredibly, and amazingly, expansive… and for designers like myself who need to be able to do “anything”, it’s Photoshop all the way!
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#4Anonymous [622] argued:
15 de December de 2009 | 11:19 pmMore extensive and better features
Clearer layout
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11 de March de 2008 | 12:21 am
It´s free, that´s all.
8 de May de 2008 | 5:47 am
GIMP is 100 times better than PS.It is twice as fast as Photoshop.It is light-weight and is easier to use.It has a better interface and is opensource.GIMP is definitely the best
1 de August de 2008 | 10:45 pm
GIMp, because is easy to use, extensible and –especially– is free
10 de August de 2008 | 8:53 pm
I use it, and my friends as well. The only thing that stops them is that they used photoshop first.
2 de December de 2008 | 9:36 pm
It’s free easy to use, opens fast and offers alot