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free (and v easy!) photo editing online - just use flickr !
brightonman123
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www.flickr.com (fast connection needed, for best effect).
I have just found / realised the picture edit function on www.flickr.com,
and it's GREAT! (btw, I am not employed by them!).
Ideal if you have uploaded a pic that is too dark / light, or needs cropping etc, this does it for you with easy to use options.
when viewing any pic that YOU have uploaded, click on the small edit picture tab above the image, and follow dead easy options-
the best i reckon is the auto levels, whci adjusts mostly by itself!
crop an image as you would with photoshop(I guess?)- drag the box and extend each edge to cover the part of puc you want to save..
when saving, the original image will still be in your feed, if you want to try again. be sure to delete old version when all done, or you will have 2 of everything!
I have just found / realised the picture edit function on www.flickr.com,
and it's GREAT! (btw, I am not employed by them!).
Ideal if you have uploaded a pic that is too dark / light, or needs cropping etc, this does it for you with easy to use options.
when viewing any pic that YOU have uploaded, click on the small edit picture tab above the image, and follow dead easy options-
the best i reckon is the auto levels, whci adjusts mostly by itself!
crop an image as you would with photoshop(I guess?)- drag the box and extend each edge to cover the part of puc you want to save..
when saving, the original image will still be in your feed, if you want to try again. be sure to delete old version when all done, or you will have 2 of everything!
Long time away from MSE, been dealing real life stuff..
Sometimes seen lurking on the compers forum :-)
Sometimes seen lurking on the compers forum :-)
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