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can anyone recommend some software to correct digital pictures.
Something easy to use and hopefully not too time consuming

thanks

[quote="markt1969"]can anyone recommend some software to correct digital pictures.
Something easy to use and hopefully not too time consuming

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Photoshop is not bad..but maybe you can try... Picasa[it's a google downlod],..Photo Impact, or even Photo Impression--

Hope u enjoy=)

Lloyd Barker
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There's many good programs that can be downloaded free, just do a google for photo editing programs. A few of my favorites are IrfanView, Faststone & Ultimate Paint which I use for different things along with Photoshop. Probably the simplest is Picaso, but I've found it very slow to load and somewhat limited by comparison to most other programs. It depends on your needs though.

If you just want better pictures and don't want to do any work, try Photobot. It's a robot that fixes your pictures for you. I saw it at PMA and it's great!

I use PhotoResampling and I like it.

Jacopo

I want to have a little as possible to do. I have no time to toy around with pictures. is there anything fully automatic out there?

I use Photobot. It's completely automatic and it is almost always better than what I can do myself.

nothing is completly automatic. Some images do well with the auto fix options, some do not.

Actually, Photobot is fully automatic - it finds and fixes pictures. It's really cool. It's great for me, but my pictures aren't quite up to your level. Great balloon shots!

thanks, but funny you should pick my balloon shot
That was the very first picture I took on vacation Oct 2003 at a balloon festival that I thought might be good enough to post on the internet for a contest. It won POTW and a bunch of POTD's and I was so excited that I wanted to learn more about photography.
It ended up being my first picture I sold about 7 months later to the guy who owns the balloon when he found me on the internet
The rest is expensive history with a more expensive camera, printer, lenses, and all the stuff to print and sell my work

Everyone starts somewhere so just keep shooting

I bet photobot doesnt find dust spots and automatically fix your image if its tilted?

What exactly do you want to "fix" in your photos? This will have a bearing on what software to use.....