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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

FuzzyRabbit

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2. I have been using Irfanview (free for personal use) for more than 20 years.

Reply to Vinca (Original post)

Tue Jun 25, 2024, 04:50 PM

Jun 2024

Irfanview is very easy to use for cropping, resizing, lightening, darkening, adjusting contrast. It's pretty intuitive, especially if you have some darkroom experience.

I don't use many of the tools that come with Irfanview, I only use it for fixing old photos.

For more detailed retouching I use an old Photoshop Elements that someone gave me a couple decades ago.

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What photo editing do you use? [View all] Vinca Jun 2024 OP

There are dozens of photo editors bucolic_frolic Jun 2024 #1

I didn't realize ebay had that feature. Sounds like a plan. Thanks. Vinca Jun 2024 #4

I have been using Irfanview (free for personal use) for more than 20 years. FuzzyRabbit Jun 2024 #2

I use the adjustments in the Photo Gallery applet on my laptop. John1956PA Jun 2024 #3

My husband's more computer savvy than I am, so maybe he knows about that. Thanks. Vinca Jun 2024 #5

You are welcome. I like free and easy-to-use methods . . . John1956PA Jun 2024 #6