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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

Chris

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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

Chris

First question: Photoshop CS2
Second question: Your head.
Jim

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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

I think Elements is excellent but I've been using it for a couple years and
just moved to CS/CS2.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

That is a tough one. One persons "organized" is another's chaos. Keep a
good log (and print it out often) and rename your files so no two pictures
have the same names. Maybe I'll do this myself one day (Ha!) but I'm
hoping CS 2 and IPTC data will work well for me going forward.

I use "Downloader Pro" to download from the camera to computer, followed by
"Thumbs Plus" for cataloging and recording keywords to make easy searches. I
edit in Thumbs Plus or more often in Photoshop CS. This works well for me.

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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

Chris

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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

Does non-professional mean unsuited to professional use, or what?
Lots of non-professionals I know use Photoshop.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

Thumbs Plus from Cerious Software.
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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

Chris

Check into PhotoShop Elements 4.0.


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Ron Hunter

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What is the best photo editing software non-professional, however
seasoned computer user.

What kind of photo editing? Photoshop is the most capable but if
you're just taking about cropping and color/exposure adjustments then
it's probabaly overkill.

Any reccomendations on photo organizers?

iView Media Pro.

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Ray Fischer

For most people, Photoshop Elements is probably the best. It has a good
photo organizer included, although you can also use Google's free
Picasa software, which is very good. The only drawback of Picasa is
there is no OS X version.