Looking for Photo Editing Program

[Hadley Olivia]

Just curious to see what everyone else is using to edit their photos. Im just using whatever sites i can find online. Does anyone have one they suggest? or a good free program?

[Helene]

Picmonkey is really easy to use...

[Hadley Olivia]

ok thanks!

[Sue Wilde]

I like Photoscape as a freebie

[Steve Hollingsworth]

picmonkey works fine & its all free

[Paul]

Hi, I use a acombination of Aperture 3 with NIK software plugins. Color Efex 4 and Silver Efex 2 are fabulous, but expensive.

[Monika]

I have Photoshop on my work computer but I rarely use it. On my home computer I use a combination of Pixlr editor (can do layers in this) Picmonkey and Photoscape.
All free...the first 2 are online programs and Photoscape is a download, useful if I am editing away from home.

[Kit Marsden]

Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5.

[Mel]

i have recently got lightroom 3 and LOVE it, also use photoshop elements and picmonkey

[Humphrey Hippo]

I use Lightroom 3, as well as Photoshop Elements 10, with the Silver Efex Pro 2 (for b&w) and Topaz Adjust plugins.

There's a free/open source editing tool called Gimp which covers a lot of the same ground as Photoshop.

[m9f9l]

I use Picasa, UFRaw, and GIMP.

[Stacey]

I use Photoshop Elements 10, picmonkey and iPiccy (those two are free online) and I have been good so far!

[Ron Correia]

I use Photoshop Elements v10 in conjunction with the Topaz Adjust v5 plug-in.

[Cissy B.]

Lightroom 4 is my ticket for taking RAW to awesome!

[Ara]

Mostly Lightroom 4, sometimes Photoshop CS5 and sometimes PicMonkey (which is a free online editor).

[Lydia]

Photoshop Elements, Photomatix HDR, and Tiffen's "filters", and for quickies I'll open up iPhoto.

[Mags ッ]

@hadleyolivia I'm looking for one too - all I is picmonkey (which is fine for me just now :)

[Peter H]

I'm a Lightroom fan, just upgraded to 4 from 3.6, and not disappointed. It's relatively affordable, and reputedly more intuitive than Photoshop (although I've never used Photoshop, so I couldn't say).

[Hadley Olivia]

Ok sounds like there are lots of great programs! thanks everyone!

[Sheri]

I use Picassa, picmonkey, and ipiccy all are free.

[Dominique]

I use GIMP - it's fantastic and free!

[AutomaticSlim]

GIMP, Luminance HDR and just starting to get to grips with Darktable - the latter is Linux only.

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

mainly a mixture of Gimp and paintshop pro photo x2

[Shirley Jess]

Hey everyone, just wanted to pass this on. Just this past week I took a tutorial from Trey Radcliff and his site stuck in customs offers many great discount coupons on editing programs. I think lightroom 4.1 you can get 20% off of I got 15% off of photomatix pro when i purchased it months ago and it is still available. You can findt other discounts as well. The code you use is stuckincustoms. You can also go to the website for more info at www.stuckincustoms.com. Happy processing!

[Paul Godfrey]

Picasa or IrfanView for free. If you have £50 Photoshop Elements X.

[Joe Ciras]

Paint Shop Pro X4 and GIMP

[Joe Ciras]

@asrai Good to see other Paint Shop Pro users out there.

[David Gibbons]

I mainly use Lightroom 3. Very easy to use and to learn perfect for photography. I sometimes use Photoshop CS5 , not as easy as Lightroom but very useful.

[Andy D]

I mainly use Aperture 3. I also run about 10% of my photos through Photoshop Elements 10.

[☮Lee Gordon☮]

@cirasj very much under rated editing suite

[Sue]

I like using ipiccy! and photoshop cs4 is on my desktop. I find I am using ipiccy more these days.

[Karuna Markham]

I love pic monkey, and it's free.

[Tony]

I use FastStone for the small amount of correction I do. My main use is to manage my photo albums and to move images around. Shareware $30 if you like it.