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26-Sep-2007, 05:33 PM #91
Paint.NET is great, and by the way it was the fifth suggestion.
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Read more here about the Blacksmith3D-Paint-Freeware 3.0.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forum...ead_id=2713606

It will tell the main limitations between the Blacksmith3D-Paint-Freeware and Blacksmith3D-Paint (commercial) version.
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For those of you that like to remove digital noise from your photos here is a program that will work for you. It's called Neat Image. Even though it's classed as a demo I don't think it has an expiry date.

This was provided to me by another member that for some reason asked me to post the link. He supplied me with a before and after pic and it's quite impressive.

Get it here.............
http://www.neatimage.com/download.html
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TwistedBrush 13.9
http://www.pixarra.com/product.html

Get the TwistedBrush Free Edition
http://www.pixarra.com/download.html

Then if you buy the paid version you get Free Upgrades Forever.
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Olympus Master 2 is free to download and use. You must supply an email address to recieve the download link.

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Olympus Master 2 is free to download and use. You must supply an email address to recieve the download link.

Olympus Master 2
That's looks like a pretty nice app.
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i've been looking for a great photo editing software for quite sometime.. im glad i ran through this post.
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Thanks i was looking for somethign liek this
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Glad this thread helped you guys.
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Hi all,
As a total noob to photo editing software, and now even more confused after looking thru these different programs, i was wondering what freeware you would reccomend for me?

Im after something that i can add different effects to my photos, as well as warp them etc, like the picture of the cat (its so cute).
If possible, id like a program that i can make those moving avatars too.

Thanks,
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24-Nov-2007, 07:38 AM #101
I use the freeware Irfanview for my basic Image Viewing n Editing ...
http://www.irfanview.com/
Then the Non-freeware Photoshop CS2 for the advanced editing that you mentioned.

Some more freeware suggestions ... http://www.techsupportalert.com/best..._utilities.htm
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Does anyone know if any of the free editing softwares listed above support .pdf format? I'm trying to find a free program that I can use to open a pdf, then convert it to jpg or bmp. I would then use that program to further edit the image (resize, adjust color, etc). Basic functions - nothing fancy, but has to open pdf's.

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I was going to say FastStone Capture but it is not free any more but you can still get the last free version.
But it will not open a .pdf file but it will open many image formants and you can then save in many formats and saving as a .pdf is one of them. So it does what you want but the other way around.

But try looking here.
http://lists.thedatalist.com/pages/PDF_Tools.php

You know it is not free but shareware butGraphic Workshop Professional does a whole lot of formats.
I have Graphic Workshop but not the Professional version and will look for it. I installed it years ago but then just copy the folder to a zip and can now run it from the zipped without having to install it again.
It too was shareware but has never stopped working. You get when you close the program down a voice that says please register GraphicWorkshop. http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/gwspro.html
Ok I just found mine and also from looking at the site I don't think it does .pdf but it sure does a lot of converting so let me take a look and it will not open .pdf. But hey after 10 years it still works. http://www.mindworkshop.com/alchemy/gwspro.html

Ok IrfanView will open .pdf
http://www.irfanview.com/

Supported file formats in IrfanView
http://www.irfanview.com/main_formats.htm
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