Anyone know of an easy to use photo editor program? Looking for something along the photoshop lines, but preferably free.
I don't need it to do much more than cropping, but need free hand or magic wand type cropping tools. Can't live with rectangular cropping.

Working with regular old jpegs.
Suggestions?
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I use photoscape or picasa and get what I need from them. I would check them out. I by no means am a pro though so some folks will likely have much better suggestions.
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Have you checked out GIMP?
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irfanview maybe what you want
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I second that. If you can't afford PS go with GIMP. PS is overpriced IMHO without the student discount.
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GIMP or Paint.net are going to be the best choices. They both have extensive communities that use them and provide brushes, templates, etc.
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Strictly speaking every crop is a rectangular crop, or a square. I am guessing what you mean is what Photoshop calls
SELECTION in which you cut things out using a tool that can create any shape. I have not tried GIMP, since I have
been using Photoshop for work for 20+ years, so I would never use anything else. But if it's free you are looking for,
this GIMP might be the best choice if it's that big.
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Gimp
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+5 for GIMP. Note that none of these applications are "easy to use" -- you have to invest a little time in learning them. Whatever you pick, you should plan to stick with it...
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OK, I downloaded and installed GIMP and played with it real quick. I think it'll do all I need to.
Thanks! :-)
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Did anyone mention GIMP?
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Just in case it hasn't been mentioned you could try GIMP :-)
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Survey Says!











GIMP :-)
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Did someone say Gimp? Image
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They also make a light version of Photoshop called Photoshop Elements but it is still $50-$100 depending on where you get it. I actually might have my old copy laying around somewhere. I will check and see.
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PS is not overpriced if you use all of its features.
That being said, for what he wants to do Photoshop is overpriced.
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+1 for Gimp. Works very well
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Sorry, that is what I mean. If you are not a professional and just looking at doing basic functions then PS is a little over priced unless you can afford it. I find great value in PS and it is worth every penny I paid. I used it a ton at school when I was a graphic design major but I have since switched majors.
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The nice thing about the GIMP (and Irfanview as well) is there are tons of tutorials online if you want to learn some of the more advanced features.
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