The image-editing tools up for comments in this recent Lifehacker article are both free and commercial: Picasa, Gimp, Photoshop, Paint.net, and Lightroom. One of the best parts of this post are the comments, which compare and contrast features of these image editing tools (and others not included in the 'five'), as well as value-for-price comparisons.
If you need to pay for photo-editing software and don't have a student discount or a generous employer, I've found that Amazon.com usually has the most reasonable prices, even taking into account some discounts--like the NAPP discount, for example.
See our favorite collections of photo-editing books and software at our sister site, buydslr.info. If you shop via the links on that site, you don't pay any more or less, and it helps support our blogs.
If you need to pay for photo-editing software and don't have a student discount or a generous employer, I've found that Amazon.com usually has the most reasonable prices, even taking into account some discounts--like the NAPP discount, for example.
See our favorite collections of photo-editing books and software at our sister site, buydslr.info. If you shop via the links on that site, you don't pay any more or less, and it helps support our blogs.
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