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gturn:
--- Quote ---Hey Steve, I know you love photography; what photo software do you use? My son just bought himself a digital camera, took a pretty cool picture and won a first prize at our community fair...Which I thought was super since he only had the camera for 2 days!
I need ONE good program that can organize and burn my pictures cause I am sure I will soon be going into photo overload.....Any suggestions?
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Adobe Photoshop has always been number one in the business world, but very expensive. Adobe has a smaller version of Photoshop for home use called Photoshop Elements and it is great, I use it at work and you can do almost anything with it. Buy it at Costco or Sams Club and save a bundle. It retails for about $129 but at Costco it is around $79.
gturn:
--- Quote ---HI Vinny, Yeah, that is what I had been using, but that darn Adobe fixed itself over my windows camera wizard. I was having trouble with the camera wizard recognizing my Fugi camera so I would have to go into "my computer" and right click on auto load when I plugged the camera in...Adobe screwed it all up and as soon as I hook up the camera, it automatically uploads the pictures and I believe stores them on line...because they aren't stored as files on my computer. I think I just have too much loaded on this computer and things are all over the place...when Adobe loads it goes immediately on line >:( >:( I like some things about Adobe, but I don't like it taking over my computer, if it had the option to burn, it would be OK:o You're right, It's gotta go...
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The Adobe photo album program is not Adobe Photoshop. I don't like that program. It does however put the pictures on your hard drive, they are just in a folder inside the adobe photo album program.
If you want something free get "Google Picasa" it is a photo organizing and editing program that is a free download from Google, it does some editing and it will find all the photos on your hard drive and organize them for you automatically without moving them. You can edit the photos inside Picasa and it leaves your original as is. Go to Google.com and click on "more..." it is a great program. Here is a link.
http://picasa.google.com/
Bonibelle:
Thanks Gturn, I am going to delete this trial thing and hopefully my old wizard will return to it's rightful place in the downloading of my pictures! I am going to look at the photoshop though because I have coupons on line since I tried the free download. ;) I appreciate the help!
Boni
In Canada eh:
Sorry gang I'm turning this one back to football ;)
Bill,
I saw the BCS rankings today, the Michigan/Ohio State game is turning out to be HUGE, may well be a national title on the line 8-)
svspa:
boni,
Photoshop Elements is excellent if you are willing to learn a bit more complex package. I have the full Photoshop Creative Suite that I don't use because Photoshop Elements has all of the key features for a fraction of the cost. Also includes the photo album that is handy for organizing your photos.
To each his (or her) own though, some folks find even Elements a bit overwhelming, but if you want most of the powerful features (like support for layers and camera raw files) of a pro package like Photoshop, then Elements is tough to beat.
If you just want basic photo organization and editing than there are many packages that can fit the bill. Like Picasa, MS Digital Image, etc..
Steve
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