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Darwin:
^I suspect that's answered already here:
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it is richer in tools for color adjustment, back light correction, red eye removal etc rather than 'micro' tools like paint brushes etc.-rsatrioadi (September 16, 2013, 11:19 PM)
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I'm not really familiar with many editors.
Paid:
Sagelight - is currently good and has great potential. Mouse orientated (so far). Some interface aspects confusing - initially at least (but I see I'm running 4.2g beta and it's now at 4.4)
Helicon Filter - relatively sophisticated yet easy to use. (Disclaimer: haven't tried it in a couple of years.) License is unclear - looks like it wont work if you dont pay each year :down:)
-tomos (September 17, 2013, 03:20 AM)
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I have licenses for both - don't really use either much. FWIW, Helicon Filter is working just fine (latest version/latest build) and I bought my license two or three years ago... But then, I think I got a deal on a lifetime license. Really can't remember...

PhilB66:
Check out XnConvert

panzer:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-digital-image-editor.htm

tomos:
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-digital-image-editor.htm
-panzer (September 18, 2013, 03:33 AM)
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the winner of the basic class is a free/limited version of Sagelight editor.

Paint.net gets best of in the middle class. Must have a look at it.


I *think* Photofiltre can use Photoshop plugins FWIW

4wd:
I *think* Photofiltre can use Photoshop plugins FWIW-tomos (September 18, 2013, 04:35 AM)
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Not in the free versions, only Photofiltre Studio has 8BF support.

There are however a number of Photofiltre native plugins that will work with the free or paid versions.

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