Re: GIMP vs. CS4
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- Subject: Re: GIMP vs. CS4
- From: Barry Kleider <bkleider@sihope.com>
- Date: Mon, 16 Mar 2009 09:41:09 -0500
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Thank you Malin.
I'm also a "PhotoShopper" <and I did upgrade to CS4 -- but I got a
deal that was not to be refused.>
Thanks for the advise on GIMP -- I asked the question because I'm
writing a grant to do a school residency. And free software would
sweeten the deal.
By the way, I recently started doing cyanotypes and your book has been
very helpful!
Barry
Alternative Photography wrote:
Hi Barry
I used it a while back, when trying it out for making negatives.
For a "freebie" it's pretty good, though I am so used to Photoshop,
know all the shortcuts, menues etc, so I do prefer Photoshop. But, as I
said, the Gimp will do a lot of stuff that Photoshop does.
You can see by the tutorials what you can do:
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/#Photo
ATB,
Malin
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Malin Fabbri
Editor, AlternativePhotography.com
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