You can get paint.net from here:
Paint.NET - Free Software for Digital Photo Editing
If I recall correctly, you yourself named that sig "risky sig"...? ;-) I guess the rules of the forums where I post mainly are a lot more strict than the ones over here in some ways
Not that I'm saying it's bad or anything, in fact I think it's great, but if you don't like Paint.NET then there are lots of other free Photoshop alternatives, there's a great website I use to find stuff like this:
AlternativeTo - Alternatives To The Applications You Want To Replace
Here's the Free/Open Source Photoshop alternatives:
Free And Open Source Photoshop Alternatives - AlternativeTo.net
I think too many reps were given with the thread in Customisation. A thanks for my GFX work is fine. :) PS, you might think John or Aaron.Is it permitted to know the identity of the mysterious entity who silently beamed this thread, which is one of the GFX members' main roosts, to the frivolity-filled den of the Chillout Room? On this occasion, learning the intentions behind this sinister relocation would be of immense value. My thanks to the mysterious entity in advance
I be the hunter, chasing XP out.
SubStyler if you try Paint.NET, go to Help/Forums/Plugins. Download and install Boltbait's, Madjik's, and Pyrochild's plugin packs. They add a lot more functions. I use 'em all.
Thanks Guys, Is paint.net any easier for noobs than the stuff on toms suggestions? I think I'll start with that and try something else if i get into it.
I think any of them will have a steep learning curve if you've not used a GFX program before, it was for me. Paint.NET will be easier than, say, Gimp for sure, it's a lot like Photo shop.
As a noob maybe a good idea to start with gimp and then you'll be more prepared to use something more complex.
I used to have gimp installed, I cant remember what I wanted to do with it but it just overwhelmed me, I have used layers before. I'll move onto gimp next, not really had any time this weekend.
