Which is the Best, Free and Light PHOTO EDITOR?

[paragkalra]

Hi Friends.....I want to write some text over the pics (photos) which I have...Can anyone please suggest best, light and free (shareware) photo editor to suffice my needs....

 

[koolbluez]

Lotsa times asked.. gave the same reply... Photofiltre... Paint.net... Gimp in that order of preference. Photofiltre rocks.

 

[Pathik]

Gimp Gimp Gimp

 

[gxsaurav]

Free for Windows = Paint.net

 

[Goten]

Seriff Photoplus....Its free n its very gud.

READ IT ON MANY SITES SO I USE THIS NOW>

Peace~~~!

 

[rakeshishere]

+1 for GIMP...Equivalent to photoshop which is a paid softie but its not light

Go for PhotoFiltre if u want a Best, Free and Light PHOTO EDITOR!

 

[blueshift]

since u have linux, i will suggest only gimp.

 

[Third Eye]

Gimp

 

[~Phenom~]

Gimp

 

[cynosure]

GIMP. Go for it; free,fast and faadu!!!

 

[sakumar79]

GIMP is free, but I dont think it is very fast... And it has a huge learning curve... My personal favorite is Photofiltre, same as koolbluez...

Arun

 

[cynosure]

^^ Yes, you need to learn the basics before using GIMP. Moreover the tuts are available on the net, I learned the basics using those kinda tuts only, For everyday working, those tuts will be more than enough.

Never used Photofiltre so cant comment on that.

Gimp is fast, waise I dont know how do you define "slow" , but on my specs (read my signature), even GIMP works fast when the sys is not under load.

 

[rakeshishere]

Gimp is fast, waise I dont know how do you define "slow" , but on my specs (read my signature), even GIMP works fast when the sys is not under load.

Fast Means using Multiple applications when GIMP is been used side by side or any heavy gfx work is done using it

 

[shantanu]

paint .net

 

[chesss]

gimp is not light weight!
I doubt if you are using linux for this particular purpose though. So go for paint.net

 

[Anup Nair]

^^ Yes, you need to learn the basics before using GIMP. Moreover the tuts are available on the net, I learned the basics using those kinda tuts only

where on the net i have been searching for a while.

 

[rakeshishere]

where on the net i have been searching for a while.

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48254

 

[cynosure]

where on the net i have been searching for a while.

*gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/

and download the html tarball of the book and enjoy GIMP.

PS: The book starts from the basics and hence the first few chapters might be boring for you if youve used GIMP before, but surely read those chapters as they will point to the tiny things present in the GIMP.

 

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

Paint.NET , it's just start n u're off , no learning curve required .

also it support's Microsoft's VIsual Styles so gives native app feeling , unlike GIMP .

 

[gxsaurav]

I guess his avtar & sig means he is using Linux so got for GIMP, thats your only resort.