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There's also amateur pro - usually people using it for a hobby. And of course people on Linux that don't want to switch for various reasons.
by rplnt 14y ago
There's also amateur pro - usually people using it for a hobby. And of course people on Linux that don't want to switch for various reasons.
- stevekemp 14y agoI'm an amateur[1] and I use rawtherapee to process my RAW images to JPG, then the gimp to process the JPGs a little. I've been using Linux since 96, or so, and GIMP is about the only image editor I've ever used. [1] - http://edinburgh-portraits.com/ http://edinburgh-portraits.com/
- hnriot 14y agoFor family photos the GIMP is perfectly adequate, overkill even, editing on an iPad would give you just as good results. It's only if you need a professional workflow that the Adobe tools would be necessary.