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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: AmigaFreak on December 21, 2013, 12:29:14 AM
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I'm looking for a graphics packages (drawing, effects) similar to Luna Paint or GIMP, that will run on WB 3.1 and is free. Does anyone know of a good program? - I'm browsing through Aminet at the moment.
Thanks!
Josh
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http://www.novadesign.com/2008/10/imagefx-45-studio-for-amiga.html
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ImageFX is great (perhaps the best) but not free.
The Amiga software with the closest interface to Photoshop/GIMP is Art Effect. But again it's not free:
http://www.amigaos.net/software/97/arteffect
As for free software:
You might want to PerfectPaint. It's the only one I can think of that's absolutely free and advanced enough to do photo-editing (although it's interface is different than Photoshop).
PerfectPaint 2.93 was the latest version. For some reason it's hard to find now, as the original website is long gone, but it's freeware. I don't read German, but I think you can download it here:
http://www.amiforce.de/perfectpaint/perfectpaint.php
Personal Paint has also been released for free by Cloanto, I think, but it's more like DPaint in the way it works. Very nice, but maybe not the best for photo-editing.
TVPaint was also released a while ago to the public domain....but again it's got an unusual interface and is not really a photo-editing package (although it could probably do it well). It was originally designed to create TV graphics.
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Cool! - Lucky for me, I'm fluent in German! :D
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Nice roundup and summation. It seems there might have been one other that I can't recall. Maybe the closest competitor to ImageFX at one point, and also not free. It also had a different interface.
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Yes, there's AdPro (or Art Department Professional). Again, not freeware.
It might not be great for photo-editing though, as the interface was on a different screen than the render display screen. What AdPro excelled at was image processing (i.e. applying filters), conversion, and automated batch processing of dozens or hundred (or thousands) of images.
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I was thinking of Photogenics. If I wait long enough, things come back to me. :)