LightZone for Linux delivers commercial quality photo conversion for free

[freebird]

[SIZE=-1] Like many companies, Light Crafts releases its flagship application -- the RAW photo converter LightZone -- for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. But although the Windows and OS X versions of LightZone cost hundreds of dollars, the Linux version is absolutely free. It is a lucky break, too, because LightZone is a powerful tool that bests many of its expensive competitors on both quality and ease of use.[/SIZE]

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*software.newsforge.com/software/07/02/07/1931242.shtml?tid=131&tid=75

it may be a boon for photo professionals working in GNU/Linux.

 

[subratabera]

Great going @freebird. Continue your good work...

 

[gxsaurav]

Still, there is no Photoshop alternative in Linux, again....not a boon for Pro photographers

 

[mediator]

Hmmm goodwork!

 

[freebird]

Still, there is no Photoshop alternative in Linux, again....not a boon for Pro photographers

I admit that frankly that not yet a photoshop like s/w in GNU/LInux
I sincerely hope some app capable of photoshop be in FOSS world.it is a stumbling block for windows movers to GNU/Linux.though GIMP is there...but far loong lagging

 

[subratabera]

Well, here is a great tutorial which describes how to Run Photoshop CS2 on Linux (Ubuntu)...