wich software do you use, to edit images? Photoshop or Gimp (or

Gimp sucks dick

If I just need to scribble on it or crop it I might use Paint.NET, otherwise Photoshop

>>287043
Macromedia Flash

>>287043
Affinity Photo pretty cheap very good

>>287043
Gimp if i need a magnetic lasso, else Paint.Net because I can't be assed to crack PS again.

>>287043
Depends on what you mean by edit images, and your paradigm is false, depending on editing requirements there are dozens of design based applications.

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If you haven't sold your soul to adobe you are no designer worthy looking at

>>287043
Microsoft Office Picture Manager

>>287050
lol wut

I actually use Adobe After Effects for everything.

Started as me being an edgy 13 year old wanting to make lightsaber/shootout/explosion short films so I installed AE and autistically learned everything about it, never needed photoshop for anything.

But if someone asks me do I know how to use PS I always say yes

>>287045
Used both and I refuse to pay all that money for one when the free one does exactly the same and is easier to use.

Money-wise...Gimp rules and PS sucks donkey cock.

how fucking poor are you people

If you really work with design there is only one answer.

>>287155
If you are speaking only of the OP topic, I see, but otherwise, Adobe doesn't do all best. Back in February of this year I started the job I'm currently at and we use CorelDRAW for vector art, and I greatly prefer it to Adobe Illustrator now, where I previously thought AI couldn't be matched. It can, and CorelDRAW is better for me. However, Corel's Photopaint is crappy in general, but does a handful of things perhaps a little better. Point is, Adobe doesn't rule all when you actually put some time into alternatives. Photoshop is king of the top shelf for photo though.