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Best photo-editing software for most
Pros: Good for most home users, well organized, intuitive, has dedicated level for novices, special effects.
Cons: Expensive if you only need simple tools, not enough tools for enthusiast and pro use.Windows XP SP2 or SP3, Windows Vista, 1GB RAM, 1.5GB available hard-disk spaceNon Professionals -
Free photo editor and organizerPros: Free, good photo-editing tools, organizer with web integration, movie editor.Cons: Not suitable for huge photo collections, editing tools are very good but not pro-level, mixed reviews for Explorer integration.
not avail.Windows XP, Vista or Linux, 256MB RAM, 100MB available hard disk spaceN/A -
Free photo-editing softwarePros: Free, pro-level photo editing tools, can do just about anything if you know how, compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux.Cons: Steep learning curve, can be sluggish, doesn't accept Photoshop plug-ins.
not avail.Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP SP2Beginners -
Pro-level photo editor and image managerPros: Eases workflow for busy pros, one version works with both Mac and PC, non-destructive editing, handles more than 140 RAW formats.Cons: Some tasks are slow, you may still want Photoshop CS4.Windows XP, Vista, Mac OS X Intel, Mac OS X Leopard, 1GB RAM, 1GB hard-disk spaceProfessionals
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Professional graphics softwarePros: Extremely powerful tools, loads of plug-ins available, many improvements over Photoshop CS3, good for PCs or Macs.Cons: Expensive, uses a lot of RAM, steep learning curve, overkill for most users.Windows Vista, XP, 512MB of RAM, 1GB available hard-disk spaceProfessionals
