Divide By Zero - a blog by Kamran Ayub

I think it is a good way of saving money.I contains almost all features as photoshop has.So I have installed this in my pc and it is working really well.

I tried paint.net before,it is really nice software,most of that it is free

i love free tool.
but Photoshop is great.

I used paint.net a few years ago, but I found that I liked Elements a lot better. With Elements you use all the same commands as with Photoshop so if you do ever go with photoshop you are already fairly proficient. Visit my website to get some cool digital photoprops that work with Elements or Photoshop.

http://mydigitalphotoprops.com

Has anyone used the new Paint that comes with windows 7? It has improved so much since the last version.

If you want to get a used copy of photoshop try seeing if a student peer is selling it. buy and sell used stuff using a site called P2Pspot

I've used it myself. The UI actually seems a bit counter-intuitive at first (at least to me), but overall this is very powerful software and well worth having. Lots of plugins available, too.

Paint.NET would have served my needs adequately. Too bad I only knew about it now, a couple of years after having bought Photoshop. Just the same, the app is good and I'm grateful for selfless developers.

Nothing beats free stuff! If you're using a graphics software for purposes similar to the majority of us, then Pain.net if just right. If you're in the serious business of graphics, you'll need something heavier like photoshop.

Despite Paint.net's near perfect features that almost approaches that of, say, photoshop, in terms of its major editing tools, I still go for Photoshop. Perhaps I just got so used and comfortable with photoshop I automatically dismiss other apps of the same kind as I wouldn't want to go through another learning phase for another application.

While Photoshop is undeniably expensive, there is one way to get it cheap - buy the previous version. Don't spend loads on the latest, just look on ebay for folks selling off their old copies and you can pick up photoshop for a fraction of the price.

I have personally used Paint.net a lot, but it doesn't compare to the over all usability of CS5. I recommended it to a friend who couldn't afford photoshop and he likes it very much, so it is a good option. I like the more advanced program for posting tutorials on my site at http://www.howtophotoshop.co. But that's me. Anyway, that's my 2 bits.

You don't need it but I prefer PSD all the way!

Let me say this, it can be very useful to have a free Photoshop alternative, there it really does not come close to the power of PS.

I personally run a "How to Photoshop" tutorial site http://www.ticalicodesigns.com.

It's expensive, but well worth the investment.

Good luck!
www.ticalicodesigns.com

I agree, this can be used for basic editing but for more complex editing Adobe PS is a must. I'm a graphic editor as well and I know how important PS is !

Nice website and thanks for the program. A lot cheaper than photoshop. Thanks

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Still Photoshop is best for designing and editing. But for basic needs this one is not bad, after all its free.