05 Nov 2008
There seems to be a huge void between professional level image editing applications and budget or freeware alternatives. This often leaves users with no option but to invest in expensive packages such as Photoshop that ship with numerous enhanced features that remain unused by many users or, have to settle for virtually useless freeware alternatives. A good solution would be a freeware tool that implements the most useful elements of the expensive packages. Latest stories from Business Software
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