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    Editing Software

    Hello everyone,

    This is my first time on this site and i am new to photography. I hope someone can help me with a software quiery i have. Basically what i want to do is find some sotware where i can adapt and change portraits of people in the same way that you can 'cartoonise yourself' on the web. any suggests would be gratefully recieved,

    Many Thanks in advance for your help.

    Gil Greiner

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    Re: Editing Software

    I highly recommend Photshop Elements, especially for beginners. But then, my son-in-law works for Adobe...
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    Re: Editing Software

    Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro will probably do what you want.

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    Re: Editing Software

    There is a very powerful free photo editing program, GIMP. But the learning curve is very steep. I agree with the others that for starting Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro is a good choice. I use Thumbs Plus as my photo viewer, it is not free but has some basic editing functionality and I don't have to leave Thumbs Plus for doing the basic stuff: rotation, cropping, adjusting color, gamma and resizing.
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