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  1. 16th Nov 2008 11:20 #1
    ray316
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    l have some photos l took and downloaded on the computer and would like to alter some things on the picture if possible, eg: marks or scars on a face , colour removing or altering. Is there a software that will alter a picture erasing what you do not want on, replys much appreciated.
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  2. 16th Nov 2008 13:25 #2
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    Absolutely -- Photoshop.
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    Absolutely -- Photoshop.
    I use it daily.
    Agreed but not every body has the cash laying around to purchase... Google is your friend..
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  5. 16th Nov 2008 15:39 #5
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    PhotoWipe is free.

    http://www.hanovsolutions.com/?prod=PhotoWipe
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    Originally Posted by JimmyJoeBob
    PhotoWipe is free.

    http://www.hanovsolutions.com/?prod=PhotoWipe
    However the results are pretty poor. Not one of the demo images showed removal without leaving obvious artifacts.

    Paint.net is free and has a clone stamp tool similar to photoshop's
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    Picasa will also work.
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    Photoshop is the best way of altering a picture and it has now a new version...
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    Photoshop Express is free.
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    Photoshop Elements is cheap (under $100, often for sale at $50).
    It also usually comes packed in with most new cameras. I've got a couple of PSE discs but don't need them since I got Photoshop.
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    theres photobucket that lets u edit and add stuff it might work
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    Go with Photoshop, it doesn't have to be the latest version. The previous versions are selling for very cheap on ebay. Look for Photoshop CS or CS2 for a good bargain.
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    Originally Posted by cyflyer
    Go with Photoshop, it doesn't have to be the latest version. The previous versions are selling for very cheap on ebay. Look for Photoshop CS or CS2 for a good bargain.
    Even going back to Photoshop 7 is an option. That was the first to have the healing brush.
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    Or use GIMP.
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