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What Are The Best Programs For Changing Photos?


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Hey guys,

I've noticed that lots of people on the fourms manipulate photos, like changing car colours etc, adding/taking features, etc...

Just wondering what are the best programs to use? Also, which are the easiest?

Thanks,

Dan

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Mate look for adobe photoshop

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Photoshop is the best, but be prepared for a steep learning curve, as it's an in-depth application.

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Photoshop is also an expensive program, you could try Paint Shop Pro.

Good old MS Paint is ok for basic work.

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Aren't these programs all free from your work? :crybaby:

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Whatever you use make sure it's run on a PC

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Adobe Lightroom in conjunction with Adobe Photoshop is the shizznit.. but again steep learning curve if your new to it :)

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Ok guys,

Thanks very much - I'll look into it,

Regards,

Dan

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If it's for a PC, just use MS Paint, as most PC's can't handle anything requiring more grunt.

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