Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro

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spudco

Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro
« on: 4 Jul 2011, 02:07 pm »
I recently migrated to a macbook pro and need a replacement for infranview.

I used infranview to crop/sharpen/color adjust/contrast adjust/resize photos.  I occasionally used some of the other functions.

Please recommend a replacement - hopefully shareware.

JohnR

Re: Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro
« Reply #1 on: 4 Jul 2011, 02:11 pm »
Picasa?

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Re: Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro
« Reply #2 on: 4 Jul 2011, 09:30 pm »
Lemkesoft grafic converter (shareware) or Photoshop Elements (costs but extremely good value). There is also one only available on the App Store that had a major price drop and has been getting good reviews (name escapes me)

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Re: Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro
« Reply #4 on: 5 Jul 2011, 12:09 am »
Lemkesoft grafic converter (shareware) or Photoshop Elements (costs but extremely good value). There is also one only available on the App Store that had a major price drop and has been getting good reviews (name escapes me)

dave
Maybe this one?

http://www.pixelmator.com/

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Re: Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro
« Reply #5 on: 5 Jul 2011, 07:15 am »
Yes that's it.

An example of what the App Store can mean for a small developed and for us. Before the app store they were plodding along with a $100+ price tag. When the App Store opened they put an introductory special on it, but it sold so well they just left that price on it.

Now that i have a SL machine i'll be trying it out. Full Photoshop is getting pretty fat.

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Re: Replace Infranview after migration to macbook pro
« Reply #6 on: 5 Jul 2011, 02:16 pm »
Just downloaded pixelmator.  Looks like a good value.  Thanks for the advise!