A Quick guide on Best digital photo tools available for free
Digital photo tools are PC software’s which are used to create, edit and manage digital images in the PC. There are many programs available today with capabilities of cropping, resizing, changing contrast, re-coloring and mixing of images. Today we have both professional as well as personal usage photo tools. While professional tools are used by the photographers and professional people in the media industry, there are various free software’s available for home use with limited capabilities. We take a quick look at some of the freeware Digital Photo Tools.
PhotoScape
PhotoScape is a freeware photo editing software which is nicely packed with various features. On the first look, the tabs are nicely arranged in circular order and it offers quite simple layout of diverse features. It offers a host of advanced effects like frames, objects, text, color and tone adjustments, sharpening, resizing, and many other effects. It’s main feature is batch processing through which allmost all of the effects can be applied to multiple images on a single click. Apart from this, it’s face search feature allows a user to search similar faces to the face in the image on the internet. With all these specialities, it can be regarded as the one of the best freeware photo editing tool.
GIMP
GIMP (Gnu Image Manipulation Program) is another free photo editing tool acquiring the top positions among freeware photo editing software. It is especially used for the tasks such as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It has a plug-in support due to which it can be used for wide variety of requirements and it frequently gets upgrades and updates. It can run on many platforms like GNU/Linux (i386, PPC), Microsoft Windows (XP, Vista), Mac OS X, Sun OpenSolaris and FreeBSD.
Paint.NET
Paint.Net is another popular freeware program for digital photo editing. It’s main advantage over other tools of its class lies in its relatively simple, logical and straightforward layout. The features are more or less the same if compared with other tools. A drawback with Paint.NET is the absence of plug-ins management tools within the interface.
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