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It looks complicated! Or in depth.....one or the other :)

I didn't realise GIMP was free, so i've also downloaded that and will try that out too :)

I downloaded the trial version of Photomatix tonight to see what the fuss was about, and must admit i found it rather addictive, so i can understand now why people tinker! I had no idea what most of the sliders would actually do, so just played about with them. I found it quite surprising how...

Ok, so to narrow this down (as i want to pick some software and stick with it), which will allow me to do anything i want to the picture (if i decide i want to take this route), but still be relatively easy to use? Will all of those already mentioned allow full editing? Including RAW images...

Sounds exhausting!

Glad it's not just me getting old! Cheers for your replies - i'm still interested in which software other people use for whatever reason :)

Can i ask which software most people use to get their pics onto their PC? What's the easiest and quickest software? I find Canon Zoombrowser EX confusing. Although i've not done any tutorial on i, i would've thought this type of software should be quite intuitive and almost self explanatory.

I've found this thread interesting, and similar to what i was going to ask - but my question was about Canon's Zoombrowser EX - is it just me or do people find a real pain in the rear to use as Scotlandthescare hints at? Or am i just getting old?!! I'll ask this question in a new thread too as i...

Deja vu! I sometimes take pics, and while i'm sure they're level, get them on the pc and they're wonky!! Can this be a random thing or is it something you just don't notice sometimes?

I'm not saying either way is right or wrong, i'm just getting the views of long term photographers :)

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Thanks guys :thumbs:

Thanks Chilliz Ok, i've posted one here. It;s just something i've been wondering ever since i bought my current camera and started taking notice of photography. I'd like to know what people think :)

I appreciate post processing has been around for a long time in one form or another, but i've wondered whether people on the whole are for or against this practice. I assume there will be the die hard veterans (so to speak) who disagree and the more modern, arty, high tech young guns who are all...

Cheers guys :thumbs: