I have recently starting experimenting with photo editing. Right now I prefer using the Piknik website. Piknik is great because it allows you to use some editing features for free! Of course some of the nicer ones you'll have to pay a premium for.
Friday, July 2, 2010
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You can use PhotoScape for basic photo editing.
It aims to be easy for beginners, and once you get the hang of the interface, you'll have a lot of power at your fingertips. Some of the app's best features include support for batch editing, a photo splitter, an animated GIF creator, and a converter for RAW files.
The editor itself supports color adjustment, white balance edits, backlight correction, frames, filters, red-eye removal, blooming, and more.
Leonardo is a complete photo editing app for iOS devices and a great all-rounder, doing most common editing features pretty well and arguably in a more simple way than the heavy-hitters in this arena, such as Lightroom Mobile or Snapseed. The user interface is a bit button-heavy but only the most fussy users will find that to be a problem.
PicsArt can be a simple solution for simple photo editing. PicsArt has a diverse set of functionality to ensure the best photo editing experience. Anyone can edit photos and videos with different photo effects and filters.
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