What photo editing software? and a few pics for feedback

[Shannon Drawe]

Here’s the one I was looking to show folks – http://aviary.com/home . Vector based online editing. It’s only a matter of time before a lot of the heavy software lifting is done this way – witness Big Brother Google’s move into desktops with Google Apps. This kind of goes back to the original “What software for photo editing” question. Neither Lightroom, nor Aperture, can be considered powerhouse editors like Adobe Photoshop. Of course, these are the “early days” for Aviary, but Adobe would do well not to ignore them. shannon

[David Anderson]

Hi Josh, back to the point huh ?

www.dsaphoto.com

A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

[Josh England]

Thanks David, Ill play around with them some more. thanks again. Josh

[kendal larson]

Hi Kendal – the thing is I don’t want to keep a library at all and would find things filling up fast if I did.

Is it possible to delete everything after an edit – or is it a lot of faffing around ?

(please think IQ similar to dog when explaining computer stuff :D)

Yep – you can easily delete it all after an edit if you so choose.

Select those you want to keep with a flag – then set your filter to all the unflagged photos, and select them all, and delete them.

All that will remain is those images you wish to keep.

KL

[David Anderson]

Thanks for the info Kendal, I might have another look at it..

www.dsaphoto.com

A picture is thousand words that takes less than a second while a thousand words is a picture that takes a month.

[kendal larson]

Thanks for the info Kendal, I might have another look at it..

I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

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