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Luke1 Posted messages 18751 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention -
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Hello,
I have Photo Impression 4 and I do a lot of photo manipulation with it, but I remember seeing that it was possible to manipulate photos by changing appearances (for example, adding breasts or inflating the face). Do you know which software I can use to do this? Thank you.
I have Photo Impression 4 and I do a lot of photo manipulation with it, but I remember seeing that it was possible to manipulate photos by changing appearances (for example, adding breasts or inflating the face). Do you know which software I can use to do this? Thank you.
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You are a true aficionado, in fact.
Anyway, your image is nice and I think it's a good example of what can be done with "this little" software.
For those who want to get started with Photofiltre: a little gift.
Anyway, your image is nice and I think it's a good example of what can be done with "this little" software.
For those who want to get started with Photofiltre: a little gift.
Hello,
Investing in Photoshop just to do little things like that when there are plenty of free options capable of doing it? We need to be a bit logical and reasonable, kids...
The most commonly used free options for editing are PhotoFiltre (the easiest to use) and GIMP. With the first one, after quite a bit of use, you quickly hit the limits of its capabilities, but with the second one (which is significantly more complex), it's almost impossible.
Free PhotoFiltre (editor's website): http://photofiltre.free.fr/
GIMP: https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/photo-graphisme/11145-the-gimp/
There's even another lesser-known free tool capable of doing this kind of stuff called Paint.Net: https://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fiche14651-paint-net.html. I put it last not because it's bad, but it's actually used quite little; it has some good features but also quite a few shortcomings...
Luke.
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The price of a program is inversely proportional to its usability.
Investing in Photoshop just to do little things like that when there are plenty of free options capable of doing it? We need to be a bit logical and reasonable, kids...
The most commonly used free options for editing are PhotoFiltre (the easiest to use) and GIMP. With the first one, after quite a bit of use, you quickly hit the limits of its capabilities, but with the second one (which is significantly more complex), it's almost impossible.
Free PhotoFiltre (editor's website): http://photofiltre.free.fr/
GIMP: https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/photo-graphisme/11145-the-gimp/
There's even another lesser-known free tool capable of doing this kind of stuff called Paint.Net: https://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fiche14651-paint-net.html. I put it last not because it's bad, but it's actually used quite little; it has some good features but also quite a few shortcomings...
Luke.
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The price of a program is inversely proportional to its usability.
I agree with Luke1, Photophiltre is sufficient for small tweaks and it is much more intuitive than Gimp.
;-)
Another gift for those who want to try PhotoFiltre, a very well-made site (albeit revamped) with well-made and well-explained tutorials: http://www.tutopat.com/site/photofiltre.html
Luke.
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The price of a program is inversely proportional to its usability.
Another gift for those who want to try PhotoFiltre, a very well-made site (albeit revamped) with well-made and well-explained tutorials: http://www.tutopat.com/site/photofiltre.html
Luke.
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The price of a program is inversely proportional to its usability.
