Whether you just want to mess around, or even if you plan on creating images and editing them professionally, there are a lot of different software solutions that may interest you. Over the years, I’ve used them all at one time or another, and so I’m probably somewhat of an authority on the matter. That said; which you decide is most suitable will come down to your own desires and tastes. Some people like intricately advanced programs, while others want something a little simpler. Either way, you’ll definitely find something useful in this article, so give me your full attention for the next few minutes and read on…
All of the solutions I’m about the mention are readily available from many different retailers and websites like Software King, so don’t worry, you won’t have any trouble finding them for a reasonable price. Although, you should probably still shop around if you have time, as some places will be slightly cheaper than others. So, without any more waffling on my part, here are some image creation and editing programs for your perusal. Hopefully, after you’ve read the information, you’ll know which is the best.
Corel Draw
To be honest, I’m unsure as to which edition of Corel Draw is the most is the most recent, as we were on number 10 by the millenium. Still, this is, and has always been one of the best solutions on the market, and it’s perfect for creating stunning graphics or simple animations. Personally, I use this all the time, and so should you.
Adobe Creative Suite
You’ve all heard of Adobe Photoshop before haven’t you? Well, the Creative Suite includes this and so much more. Users are able to edit images to a professional quality, and there are also options for video in the most recent releases. Ask any professional photographer which program they use, and you’ll hear Adobe mentioned instantly.
Photoscape
This is a free image editing program that many people find useful. As it’s so incredibly small, even those with slow computers can make good use of it. Indeed, I regularly use it to slightly edit the pictures I include with my articles, as some of them require resizing or brightening up a bit. If you want something straightforward that won’t put any strain on your system, this is most definitely what you’re looking for.
Serif Photoplus
Admittedly, I don’t use this program very often any more, but I did go through a stage a few years ago of spending hours on it every single day. It’s got a great layout, and some amazing features that you don’t usually find with products of this nature. So, perhaps you should take a look online at some reviews and see whether or not it would be of use to you. For simple image editing, there’s probably better options, but if you’re a little more advanced, you can’t go wrong.
Right, well, I’m off now to think up another article about sound editing software. A writer’s work is never done eh? Still, at least you know where to look when you next need to make alterations to your images.
Peace out guys!