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Replace your paint package with the latest Paint.NET 3.22

by Chris Wiles

14 Jan 2008

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Screengrab Even using the very best digital camera, there are times when you'll need a paint program to touch-up your pictures. You won't want to give these to your friends when they look like they're taken by an amateur. There are quite a few commercial paint packages available. You're almost spoilt for choice. The snag with most commercial packages is that they're updated irregularly. Buy the latest version and you'll have to wait until the next version until any new features are included. With shareware or freeware, you'll often find the developers release new updates on a monthly basis.

Paint.NET 3.22 is a free paint and photo editing tool that's updated regularly. The latest version ships with a 'noise reduction' effect as well as a number of bug fixes.

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