[sfcom]

No, not a photo here for the photo gallery---but maybe better for my ABW friends.

I just got done going through my initial run on Adobe Photoshop Express. Pretty good stuff there overall. Not a replacement for Photoshop or even Elements because Express has its own unique uses. I look for it to grow a lot over time.

They ofer 2GB of storage for free, along with the sorting and editing abilites that is to be expected from Adobe. It is trimmed down a lot in order to allow for it to be web friendly. Facebook, Photobucket and Picasa support too. You even get a personalized sub-domain. Hurry. The best ones are probably getting taken pretty quick.

-sfcom

[SeymourButts]

I only noticed "Free" and "Photoshop" and got overly excited.

[ProWebAddict]

Originally Posted by electronicsseller

you are so humorous .

So is your manual sig.

[ProWebAddict]

Someone please stop this person before they go digging up 100 threads posting "humorous".

[Mr. Sal]

Originally Posted by SeymourButts

I only noticed "Free" and "Photoshop" and got overly excited.

I don't blame you, I made the same assumption too.

[loxly]

Originally Posted by ProWebAddict

Someone please stop this person before they go digging up 100 threads posting "humorous".

Already gone... they got to 3 threads before being wacked....

(blows the smoke off the pistol)

[sfcom]

Hmmm...must have ordered a side of spam with my post.

-sfcom

[buyjewelry]

This is nice (and free).

a.viary.com has better functions for editing images though.

[Daniel M. Clark]

Until Adobe rewrites the TOS though, you're signing over your copyright to Adobe [source] when you use PS Express. Adobe has stated that wasn't their intention, and they're going to rewrite the TOS to make it clear that your copyrights aren't affected - but until they do, anything you upload to PS Express becomes the property of Adobe.

[sfcom]

I think they are going to make the new TOS retroactive to the release of Express. Anything less would be shooting themselves in the foot.

-sfcom

[Daniel M. Clark]

I hope so! I don't know why they couldn't, anyway.

[Greg Hoffman Consulting]

Originally Posted by sfcom

I just got done going through my initial run on Adobe Photoshop Express. Pretty good stuff there overall. Not a replacement for Photoshop or even Elements because Express has its own unique uses. I look for it to grow a lot over time.

They ofer 2GB of storage for free, along with the sorting and editing abilites that is to be expected from Adobe. It is trimmed down a lot in order to allow for it to be web friendly. Facebook, Photobucket and Picasa support too. You even get a personalized sub-domain. Hurry. The best ones are probably getting taken pretty quick.

-sfcom

Which is better, Flickr or Photoshop Expres?

[25trees]

Originally Posted by sfcom

No, not a photo here for the photo gallery---but maybe better for my ABW friends.

I just got done going through my initial run on Adobe Photoshop Express. Pretty good stuff there overall. Not a replacement for Photoshop or even Elements because Express has its own unique uses. I look for it to grow a lot over time.

They ofer 2GB of storage for free, along with the sorting and editing abilites that is to be expected from Adobe. It is trimmed down a lot in order to allow for it to be web friendly. Facebook, Photobucket and Picasa support too. You even get a personalized sub-domain. Hurry. The best ones are probably getting taken pretty quick.

-sfcom

That is very nice