For years now, GIMP has been one of the best free alternatives for commercial image editing suites like Photoshop or Corel Draw. GNU, (Image Manipulation Program) is a multi-platform open-source tool that lets you perform practically the same actions as paid software.
You can use GIMP both to retouch images and to create new ones. The app's tools include a brush, pencil, clone pad, and airbrush. GIMP's features are virtually the same as those of any current image editor: layer system, alpha channels, operation history, selection and transformation tools, masks, gradients, and so on. You can also use GIMP to convert images between formats, batch process files, compose vector images, or edit motion graphics formats. Plus, the program's functionality can be extended through the use of plug-ins. There are more than a hundred of them.
GIMP can work with virtually all current image formats, such as BMP, GIF, JPEG, MNG, PCX, PNG, PSD, PS, PDF, TIFF, TGA, SVG or XPM. In addition, its fragmented interface can be particularly useful because you can always modify the layout of the floating windows to suit your preferences or revert to the classic system to make it more like Adobe tools.
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It's okay, I was a fan of psp craké. And then one morning I switched to Gimp version w10 and linux. NThe transition was laborious but no more than with photoshop when I first used it. N nThere are bug...
It's a little hard to learn, but... It'sa little hard to learn to use, but a good alternative for Photoshop.
Gimp is a good alternative for Photoshop. I find it very useful, also for digitalpainting. The only thing is that it takes time to learn the basic functionalities and get used to it. Also, a good advi...
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Use GIMP this very good, I look forward to that GIMP course, I already want to use it and take advantage of my XP-Pen Star G640S graphic tablet.