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I was experimenting with
I was experimenting with Picnik today in class. Comparing it to Photoshop, I find it is very different. Picnik is user friendly in the way that it does not use technical terms and everything is clearly labeled as to what it does. Photoshop uses symbols that are somtimes hard to navigate. Picnik was a little hard to use the first time and if you wanted to do series photoshoping, I would not reccommend it. It does not do precisce corrections and does not produce very good results. I think it would be a good, free online program to use if you were making additions to photos of friends but not for serious pieces of photography.
Today I used the editing
Today I used the editing application Picnik. Although Photoshop is an excellent resource to edit photo, I found Picnik to be easier to use for editing photos.
Today I used Fotoflexer and
Today I used Fotoflexer and I really liked it. It has most of the functions that Photoshop has and more. There's an app where you can take a picture of yourself and work on it. You can also "beautfy" your photos by removing blemishes or wrinkles. You can also change the effects on your photo(for example: pop art). It's really easy to use and navigate and I know I would use this again.