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Online Image Editors

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koolbluez
koolbluez Original post #1
Jan 24, 2007 at 9:43 PM
Online image editors compared
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Nuthin like Photoshop for sure...
But yes.. It's worth putting an image editor online... who know where we'ld like to edit our photos... a definite boon in cybercafes & offices...
This is a comparision list of online image editors,,, almost all major players r compared... the likes of
  • Snipshot
  • Cellsea
  • PXN8
  • Phixr
  • VicImager
  • Picture2Life
  • NetImager
  • ImageAuthor
  • nexImage
  • LookWow
check out who's the best of the lot...

Features comparision table
The Author's Choice: I was particularly impressed with Cellsea and will likely settle on it as the tool I recommend to others. It has a clean, responsive interface with an impressive set of features and can handle a wide range of file formats.
[SIZE=+2]WHICH ONE IS UR FAVOURITE ONE?[/SIZE]​
Tech Geek
Jan 24, 2007 at 9:48 PM
heard some of them
koolbluez
Jan 24, 2007 at 9:54 PM
Of course.. me too heard most of them... but this is for gettin to know who's best among them... how didja like the Java-based Cellsea?

Which one do u like best?
NucleusKore
Jan 24, 2007 at 11:29 PM
Thanks, these are very useful when the pcs are locked down in the college/office/cyber where you cannot install GIMP or any other software
koolbluez
Jan 24, 2007 at 11:41 PM
yes.. NucleusKore.
But lemme tell u an open secret... u can use a usb stick ;) with the software loaded.
Try out Photofiltre... almost photoshop... free of course.. good plugins too.
And u can just unpack the sw and carry it in a USB stick anywhere... or another hack when internet is available anyway... just unpack from the site itself. There is a zip version (french). Just unpack & run... Or install in ur computer, zip the Program Files/Photofiltre directory & upload it in any upload site... rapidshare... megaupload... or even eSnips(permanent)...
Bypass the install process *img116.exs.cx/img116/6469/g5cgrin.gif
NucleusKore
Jan 25, 2007 at 9:34 PM
Thanks for the tip, but anything on a usb stick carries the risk of viruses. I am not an advocate of portable software, unless it runs on linux.
koolbluez
Feb 7, 2007 at 5:34 PM
Another TechCrunch Online Editing Review including the latest heartthrob.. Piknik