Cheaper version of Photoshop?

Princess_N

Ho does anyone know where i can get a (much) cheaper version of this software? Its not for professional use I just want it for a few things,

Thanks

Duggy747

Gimp

It's a free program that's similiar to Photoshop, should cover what you need. I'm so used to Photoshop though it took me a small while to adjust to it when I needed a quick editing software at work :pac:

Roomic Cube

yeah second gimp, its the most well established

Princess_N

Great, Thanks, I'll give that a try,

Abelloid

Trial versions of Photoshop are fully functional, but as above it might be easier to use a free alternative if you are going to invest some time learning how to use it.

Trial -

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop

Free - Paint.NET

http://www.getpaint.net/

AnCatDubh

The Gimp is awesome when you get to explore its capabilities. Lots of free community contributed plug ins and scripts.

Also, try the online http://www.photoshop.com/ << free, however read the small print - i seem to recall some users being offended by the terms & conditions making sounding towards having rights to resultant work undertaken in it.

I also like pixelr and thumba.net.

Paint.net as has been mentioned above regularly gets recommended.

Borderfox

Photoshop Elements covers a lot of stuff

leche solara

And for more basic stuff Picasa will do the job. Its also good for quickly finding pictures on your computer.

PCPhoto

student version of photoshop is the same as the "normal" version and is several hundred euro cheaper.... I think I paid €850 for my copy of photoshop CS2 when it came out and have purchased the upgrade to CS5 recently for about €250ish

daycent

Princess_N wrote: »

Great, Thanks, I'll give that a try,

P.s. There are plenty of video tutorials out there for Gimp if you're having trouble.

sheesh

Try getting and older version of photoshop

I got a fully legal version of cs3 for €400 from an irish Photography retailer at the start of last year.

challengemaster

PCPhoto wrote: »

student version of photoshop is the same as the "normal" version and is several hundred euro cheaper.... I think I paid €850 for my copy of photoshop CS2 when it came out and have purchased the upgrade to CS5 recently for about €250ish

Student version (if you can) - seriously cheap compared to normal!

Princess_N

Oh God i can't figure out how to work any of them ha, So much for that idea!

Cosimo Salvatore

Princess_N wrote: »

Oh God i can't figure out how to work any of them ha, So much for that idea!

What is this some sort of sick, twisted April Fools Joke ? Of course you can do it. Now quit your quitting talk and start again. It's easy once you get used to it. Why don't you check out PShop tutorials and similar on youtube if your stuck. Or trawl through this - http://www.google.ie/#hl=en&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=570&q=photoshop+tutorials&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=photoshop+t&fp=53ff07e42adb6197

SetOverSet

OP, what exactly are you trying to do with the image(s)? I'm sure someone on here can point you in the right direction...