just wondering - anybody use the GIMP around here for ur photo editting?


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I've played around with version 2, quite good - although haven't used it much. Very good free alternative to getting Photoshop CS.
 

gooseberry said:
I've played around with version 2, quite good - although haven't used it much. Very good free alternative to getting Photoshop CS.

hey, that's cool! do u use it on windows, or linux..., or whatever?
 

jfl said:
hey, that's cool! do u use it on windows, or linux..., or whatever?

Used it on linux, until I had to wipe my linux partition when I started to run out of space for my laptop. Now using the windows version. I'm quite impressed with it - uses up a lot less resources than PS - but haven't had the time to really use it properly, and set up it up with the dcraw plugin.

You used it much ?
 

gooseberry said:
Used it on linux, until I had to wipe my linux partition when I started to run out of space for my laptop. Now using the windows version. I'm quite impressed with it - uses up a lot less resources than PS - but haven't had the time to really use it properly, and set up it up with the dcraw plugin.

You used it much ?

yeah, pretty much. But it's not like i do a lot of photo editting lah - mainly just for resizing and cropping nowadays... I'm not a "super" user.

the most "pro" i went was to play around with the scripting language that's built in. That was about it.
 

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I do not use it a Lot, still learning it, I maily only use it when I am in linux, but when doing photo work etc I am usually in windows so i somethinmes use gimp, but most times Photoshop 7
 

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As a 'hardened' PS User I'd be hard pressed to use anything else; but the GIMP for a freebie is awesome!! Like others, I haven't used it to a great extent, but if you use PS primarily as a photographer, you'll find most of the 'basic advanced' essentials - curves, blending modes, lab-mode sharpening etc all available - it just takes a little time to get used to where everything is. I really think if you started out with the GIMP it would be hard to justify the expense of changing to PS. :)
 

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