GraphicConverter

GraphicConverter

GraphicConverter

Gimp.app (requires X11 which is on your OS X install discs) Seashore (a simplified port of Gimp, does not require X11 but lacks some features that Gimp has) GraphicConverter

The user has the options. I am giving my opinion on which is better. If you think that my preference for GraphicConverter over Seashore makes me look bad, then that is a risk that I am willing to take. ...

You dont need to black-name the programs. it important to give many options for the user. Yes, you are entitled to your opinion but black-naming program will made you look like a bad person

Seashore looks like crap. Go with GraphicConverter.

Why not get Gimp itself? It is a nice graphics program. It has a lot more drawing tools than Seashore does. Granted, it does need X11, but that is not hard to install and the ability to use additional tools that require it is worth it.

GraphicConverter is shareware but is ideal for the job. There's also SmallImage 2 (free), Photo Drop (free, creates droplets to automate batch tasks), iZoom, ImageWell, and finally, a must-have for really powerful and complicated image-editing tasks is The GIMP. You could also try searching VersionTracker or MacUpdate for words like "Photo" - there are hundreds of options to...

which is the cut down version of Photoshop, that's meant to be a rival to applications like PaintShopPro. Before you try that, you might want to have a look at GraphicConverter which is a very good image editing tool, and Seashore which is based on GIMP and is free. ...

Preconceived ideas like what? I am. Html-Kit is probably the best windows-based Html editor out there for writing in code and following webstandards and best practices. It's also certainly not a Microsoft product... I'm trained in using Dreamweaver, but nowadays I never use it anymore, I do all my html, css and scripting in an editor. Yes, I'm starting to discover that I...