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Hello fellow *nixer's,
I have an old Sony 2.1 Megapixel CD Mavica Digital Camera, which uses both the well known Sony Memory Stick, and the mini-CD as recording formats. I'm ...
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Need help getting pic's on to my Laptop???
Hello fellow *nixer's,
I have an old Sony 2.1 Megapixel CD Mavica Digital Camera, which uses both the well known Sony Memory Stick, and the mini-CD as recording formats. I'm relatively new to the world of digital photography under linux (extracting and editing), I have a couple of questions regarding this subject. First of all, with so many different apps dealing with image editing and the like what would be a good app or apps that people of the gentoo community would recommend for editing and viewing,(for example the equivelant of Photoshop or something like it
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If you are looking to go above the normal resize/rotate you should try the gimp.
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The GIMP, AFAIK, is the best image editor out there for Linux.
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Thanx brudda,
yeah I've already installed the Gimp and I plan on giving it a thourough test drive with a bunch of pictures that me and my wife took in Las Vegas a few weeks ago for Halloween weekend. I'm looking forward to see how they come out
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