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7:06 am
September 18, 2012
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Stephanie @ The Empowered Dollar
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I just discovered PicMonkey and love it :) Any other cool image editing resources that you guys would recommend?
P.S. You can see my first attempt on today's post: A Much-Needed Financial Slap in the Face
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9:10 am
September 18, 2012
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Edward Antrobus
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If color or lighting is off, I well run an image through Picasa. For cropping, resizing, and saving for web, I just use gimp with the save for web plugin.
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4:16 am
September 19, 2012
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Cash Flow Your College
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I was a huge fan of Picnik before Google bought them out. For now, I just use Pixlr.com unless I have heavy duty image editing – in which case I use Photoshop at the library.
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2:25 pm
September 19, 2012
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Compound Capitalist
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I've outsourced my image editing to a Photoshop expert – who is also known as my girlfriend. Best work I've ever seen ;)
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8:17 pm
September 19, 2012
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Lena Gott
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Stephanie – the images on your post look great! Very pinnable. :)
I also like PicMonkey. I got a little addicted when I first found it and even went back in time to re-create another birth announcement for my 2-year-old just to see if I could do it. I like how you don't have to register, so as soon as you load the page, you can immediately load up a photo and start editing.
I was also a huge Picnik fan, but I think PicMonkey is just as good, if not better in some ways.
I've used a few PicMonkey-generated images in recent posts. A friend of mine really gets into it on her blog (she inspired me to start using it). Here are a few of mine. I'm not as advanced as she is, but I'm getting there.
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10:47 am
September 20, 2012
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Jennifer Lynn
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The majority of my visuals on my site are personal photos and drawings. I do photo editing and draw by hand through GIMP. Absolutely love it.
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