After trying several of the suggestions, I settled on the $60 Pixelmator, which was my pick on today’s episode of MacBreak Weekly. [thinkup_reply_count post_id=”3673575195″ before=’
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What’s your Mac image editor of choice? Lemme know in the comments.
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Ross McKillop
GIMP for semi-serious photo editing. Skitch for adding arrows and text boxes and such. ThumbsUp for batch resizing (http://bit.ly/16zZsd). All free.
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I use Acorn but I’m not in love with it–I might even try Pixelmator based on your recommendation next time I need that level of power.
However, I use Skitch several times a week, and love it. Not only is it good for arrows and text boxes and such, you can also use it to scale and crop images.
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i got acorn during macheist3 and then found out that unlike every other app from macheist, NO FREE UPGRADES to 2.0 ……..
i use picturesque (also from macheist) and skitch for web upload stuff
picasa for management
Rick Lobrecht
I use PhotoShop Elements 6. It was pretty cheap, and is pretty full featured (at least for what I need it to do.) It also comes with Bridge (although not the whole thing) which is much better than the organizer with the Windows version of PhotoShop Elements.
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Will
I got PhotoShop Elements 6 with my Wacom tablet, as well as Corel Painter Essentials 4. I vastly prefer Painter, but that’s for image creation rather than editing so much. I think GIMP would have to be one of my favorites, though, since it’s pretty customizable (never mind that I can’t make plugins work!).