I am addicted to taking tons of pictures. Mostly of my daughter but also of scenery and dogs or whatever. My digital camera is a point and shoot camera so you can't do much to make the
pictures special. I use to use Kodaks software to touch up my prints because well I have a Kodak camera. However, I have since discovered the best free software for touching up prints. It is Picasa2! I took some pictures at the Disney on Ice show and we were pretty high up but with Picasa I zoomed in and the pics turned out great. I did this picture with both Picasa and Kodak and the one with Kodak distorted the picture and made it all fuzzy and this one is crystal clear.


I could go on and on about the different things you can do with this program. There is a glow button that just brightens it all up
and a soft focus button that blurs the edges around whatever part of the picture you want.

If you like to play with pictures give this a try. It is actually through google and it is totally free. It does take long to make a simple picture look great!
I agree. I have full version Photoshop, but when I'm in a hurry I use Picasa. The Shutterfly software is cool too and I love that you can make collages with it.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to hear about this. I have tons of pictures that could use some work & I don't have time to learn Photoshop.
ReplyDeleteI love Picasa too! In fact, I think you may have recommended them to me a few months ago. I love editing my photos now; before I just used the junky editing software that came with my computer.
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