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Free photo editing tools
Good evening, Dena.
I was telling you about a free online photo and graphics editing site, but couldn't remember the name.
I just now refound it: Picnik.com.
Since I use Photoshop for all my editing needs, I've never done much with the Picnik site, and, as long as I'm on dial-up, I probably won't.
For people who have the bandwidth and don't have a pro-level photo-editing tool, however, Picnik may prove to be useful.
If you get a chance to try it, let me know what you think. OK?
JD
I was telling you about a free online photo and graphics editing site, but couldn't remember the name.
I just now refound it: Picnik.com.
Since I use Photoshop for all my editing needs, I've never done much with the Picnik site, and, as long as I'm on dial-up, I probably won't.
For people who have the bandwidth and don't have a pro-level photo-editing tool, however, Picnik may prove to be useful.
If you get a chance to try it, let me know what you think. OK?
JD
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Permalink Reply by Dena Howard on -
I tried it out. I like that the fact that file compression is on the save page. I usually use PhotoBucket if I'm using an online editor but if there's an quick and easy way to compress, I don't know about it. I was able to compress my 4.7 MB image down to around 200 KB on Picnik. Is it loading okay on your computer (pic of me and Brandon on the way back from Ellis Island)?
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Permalink Reply by John Dilbeck on -
Good morning, Dena.
Yes, the photo of you and Brandon loaded quickly and looks great.
Is it easy to use? -
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Permalink Reply by Dena Howard on
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Very
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