Photo editing software?

what photo software do magazines use,ie to change hair colour,remove wrinkles etc,anyone have any ideas at all

Photo editing software?

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Photo editing software?

I am sure they use Photoshop.

Photo editing software?

try a 30 day trial of photoshop, its on www.adobe.com. or there is a site (www.aiptek.com) that sells photoshop 5.0. look in the accessories section.

Photo editing software?

lot of them use Photoshop. soem of them use Coral draw too.

Photo editing software?

Most professionals use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Corel Photo Paint is also good. If you want to try your hand at it, look for GIMP which is a free powerful image editing software available free on the internet.

Photo editing software?

I would have to agree with photoshop, if your looking for a cheaper easy to use program I use paintshop pro. Easy to use although not as powerful as photoshop but a 1/3 the price of photoshop