is there a more comfy image editor?
Is there a more comfy image editor?
Jordan Bailey
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pinta-project.com
mattwright324.github.io
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Matthew Garcia
mspaint
Connor Bell
Notepad
Ethan Allen
photoshop, this shit is too clunky to use
Logan Williams
I really miss this, since switching to Linux
Parker Scott
>too clunky to use
maybe if you're used to other stuff. Once you figure out a couple of quirks it's pretty straight forward though.
Carson Hill
nope, used it for years then changed to photoshop, photoshop is just way faster and efficient for my small needs, maybe i'm retarded
Hudson Perry
PDN 3.3.6 is the utorrent 2.2.1 of the art world
Jaxson Anderson
Pain.Net doesn't have any adware, so what do you mean by that?
Xavier Bailey
The new versions offer nothing besides increased filesize and slower startup times. Also after 3.3.6 the author revoked the open license and made it closed source.
Andrew Evans
that's not GIMP
Aaron Edwards
lolwut. Photoshop is clunky as fuck with hundreds to gigs loads of shit to load. The responsiveness of ps is much slower than paint.net which is only 60 mb for the entire folder.
Jacob Davis
Corel Photo-Paint 9
Ethan Clark
I use it to make my wallpapers
Julian Hall
i didn't mean the actual performance but the tools and the effectiveness of photoshop, sure paint.net is very lightweighted but what's the point when you can't get a good result in the end, like there's some tools and things in photoshop that cut your work time in half compared to paint.net. so yes the 5min load time is worth it
Asher Morris
Brandon Torres
You can try Pinta pinta-project.com
But i don't know if it's stable or not
Aaron Scott
if you use paint.net, don't forget it has plugins mattwright324.github.io
Chase Hill
vim
Carson Russell
What's the best tool to cut parts of an image without jagged edges?
Colton Thompson
cut it out regularly and then feather it.
Joseph Kelly
It ends up with blurry edges.
Jayden Collins
GIMP
Angel Edwards
You can feather it less
also go here:
and look for AA's assistant, it does it a little differently in a way you might like more
Gabriel Myers
I usually just erase an outline around the subject and then cut out what's left. This vid was done super quick so the result is shitty but you get the point. You can change the hardness of the eraser to get type of softness you want on your edge. Takes longer than a magic wand of course but the result is infinitely better since you're in complete control of what you are trying to cut.
Isaiah Gomez
Is this really the best raster editors have to offer in 2019?
Cameron Myers
definitely not, but at this point I'm too comfortable with it to change. And it's not like I do any actual work on it so it's usually just random Jow Forums edits and a couple of hobbies that make use of it. If I was a graphic artist doing this for work or something I would definitely not be using paint.net
Landon Kelly
Best Editor
Julian King
You might as well just run PDN in wine. Pinta uses mono as well. And it's kinda dead since a few years.
Joshua Kelly
new versions of PS are bloated as fuck, CS6 is the only PS you need
Eli Fisher
This is pretty nice, since I don't use windows I have to use an online rewrite of it. The only things that could improve on it are transparency, transformations, and layers.
Josiah Walker
>cant edit text after you place it onto layer
>randomly switches the layer you’re working with
>no proper stroke/fill
fuck no
Robert James
>>cant edit text after you place it onto layer
yeah this is ass, haven't noticed your other points though
Gabriel Harris
hex editor