Browser based Photoshop

[MKJ]

http://www.photoshop.com/express

note:

Due to the extremely high interest in creating new Photoshop Express accounts today, you may experience a delay of 60 minutes or more in receiving your account verification email. Thank you for your patience!

[MKJ]

its ok. not for the photoshop elite, but its ok for some basic photoediting. also, it ties in with your picasa, facebook and or photobucket accounts.

oh and it has a nice gui

[brisk]

yeah, you can't do any serious work in it, but for the average person who just wants to mess with photos of their cat or whatever, it seems nice. i like the integration into the photo album too. i'm sure it'll be popular.

[Doombrain]

meh

[Doombrain]

the FB login's handy

[seremtan]

meh

[+JuggerNaut+]

neat for a noob like me. thx mkj you fucking homo.

[plained]

yay this is slowly beguinng still ey!!

soon w'ell all not have to have any hassles assoisiated with installing apps and haveing to deal with all that rubbish!

just loging get online and all ur apps are online!


sssoooo awesome !

[bitWISE]

I'm going to bet its still easier to just steal the full version than it is to setup an account for that online express version.

[+JuggerNaut+]

good thing you're paying attention.

[Geebs]

it's the thin end of the wedge. In ten years we'll all be using thin clients stuffed full of hardware DRM, just like Bill wanted back in the early nineties....

[Transient]

I'm going to bet its still easier to just steal the full version than it is to setup an account for that online express version.

1) Fill in account info
2) Click link in email verification
3) Log in

Well, that was certainly painful.

[+JuggerNaut+]

some of you fucks just aren't getting it.

[Transient]

Now that I've had 5 minutes to play with it, I can say that it's pretty shit compared to the real thing, which is a bit unfair.

It has just enough to satisfy a n00b who wants to touch up a photo. The interface is slick and simple, but the tools are lacking. No paint brush, eraser, layers, noise reduction, or anything else complex. You can retouch, sharpen, adjust hue/contrast/etc., and distort. You can make galleries and organize multiple uploaded files. I guess it's alright for someone who wants to touch up photos for their Photobucket or Facebook galleries, but that's the most it can do.

So for being free and web-based, I can't rightly knock it.

[MKJ]

good to see you refuted your own point

[Transient]

[+JuggerNaut+]

missed again.

[Eraser]

isn't photoshop express basically a photo management tool where you can do the really basic photo fixes like red eye removal and stuff like that? It's not like it allows you to make artwork or anything does it?

[+JuggerNaut+]

wow.

[LawL]

Juggernaut wants everyone to know he's the only one who "gets it".

[Transient]

isn't photoshop express basically a photo management tool where you can do the really basic photo fixes like red eye removal and stuff like that? It's not like it allows you to make artwork or anything does it?

You would be correct.

[Mulletman]

Not bad for free!