GIMP
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The GNU Image Manipulation Program, or GIMP, is a raster graphics editor used to process digital graphics and photographs. Typical uses include creating graphics and logos, resizing and cropping photo... More


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DEVELOPMENT STATUS : Production
LICENSE : gnu general public license (gpl)
OPERATING SYSTEM : os independent
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : C
LATEST VERSION : 2.4.6
TITLE SYNONYMS : GNU Image Manipulation Program

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Learning Curve.

photoshop users will not be able to just "jump" right into this one. there is a marked learning curve since the interface is actually quite different - gimps multi-window system could have you scratching your head so set aside some time to run through the tuturials. a caveat: i haven't tried the latest version so this applies to 2.40


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Nice Multimedia Application

It was nice to play with gimp, but I am BIG fan of Photoshop. Yes, the features are same & its very easy to use if we compare this with Photoshop.


For personal use, the Gimp will do everything you need it to do and more. However, if you need a bitmap editor so you can create or edit images for commercial printing, you don't want the Gimp, you want Photoshop as the Gimp lacks most of the required commercial features.


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Mac Users: Avoid Seashore And Get GIMP

If you're a Mac user and want an OSS alternative to Photoshop, don't even waste your time with Seashore. Go ahead and get GIMP (requires X11). It's exponentially better. It also fares well compared to Photoshop, though it's hard to beat Photoshop.


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You Can Actually Do Away With Photoshop!

Awesome and goes toe-to-toe with photoshop on all the major features. Download it and start playing - there's a good chance you will stop paying for Photoshop!


Also the support is spectacular - having an issue post it on the Gimp forums in Sourceforge and you'll probably get a COMPREHENSIVE response in a couple of hours...


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4 Resources for the Powerful Inkscape Open Source Drawing Tool

Among advanced open source graphics tools, GIMP has a lot of fans, and there are many free online resources available for it, but if you're looking for a drawing and illustration tool that can compete with Adobe Illustrator and is especially good for logos and splashy still graphics, give Inkscape a try. It runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and is well-known as a powerful and flexible drawing and vector editing application. In this post, you'll find four resources for getting familiar with Inkscape's capabilities, and they'll help you get going quickly with the application.



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