I concur. I use both Gimp and Digikam, and I often forget all about Krita,
with which I should play some more. Digikam I love for its cataloging
capabilities. File in folders simply by date, then apply tags to make images
findable any way you like.
What's gotten you thinking of making the switch, Chuck?
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Scott Gomez
On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 7:45 AM, manuel viet <manuel@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Le dimanche 19 septembre 2010 16:07:03, Chuck Norcutt a écrit :
> > Thanks. I'm on CS3 and about to move to CS5. Your comments on GIMP are
> > surprising since it was my understanding that GIMP has no support for
> > layers. I used to use Picture Window Pro (and still do occasionally for
> > some things) but once I got used to PS layers there was no going back.
>
> * Gimp has layers, but no 'adjustment layers'.
> * Gimp is 8 bits only at the moment.
> * Krita (another linux software) has both layers, adjustment layers, color
> profiles and can work on 16 bits images.
> * Digikam is also a good photographic application, full 16bits and color
> managed, close to LR.
>
> Have fun !
>
> --
> Manuel Viet
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