CNET took two interesting image editing tools to the ring and let them battle it out in terms of features, usability and performance.
Photoshop is the professional standard application used by journalists, photographers, artists and companies selling @ an estimated price after rebates of $559.99.
Photo Impact instead is targeted @ the ambitious home user or hobbyist. This value priced software ($89.95) handles digital photo processing, Web graphic design, and general graphics like pro software. It also offers pretty decent features like post-scanning editing or simply displaying the image size in the title bar of the current pic. I for myself am going with PhotoImpact. Users can check out the full article on image editors @ CNET.
Photoshop is the professional standard application used by journalists, photographers, artists and companies selling @ an estimated price after rebates of $559.99.
Photo Impact instead is targeted @ the ambitious home user or hobbyist. This value priced software ($89.95) handles digital photo processing, Web graphic design, and general graphics like pro software. It also offers pretty decent features like post-scanning editing or simply displaying the image size in the title bar of the current pic. I for myself am going with PhotoImpact. Users can check out the full article on image editors @ CNET.
