Photoshop Express (which at this writing is in the process of being rebranded as simply Photoshop.com) doesn't look anything like any other product with "Photoshop" in its name, and it's missing some very basic features, such as the ability to add text. But the interface is nicely done: Choose an effect, and you get thumbnails--in a row at the top--that show how that effect at various settings will change your photo. Click on a thumbnail, and you instantly get a full-size preview.
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Web Photo Fixers: The Slide Show!
They may not equal their desktop siblings, but today's Web-based image editors may surprise you. Here, we take a close look at six of these free services.
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A Pleasant Picnik
Free Versus Fee
Import Duties
Basket Case
Power Without the Pain
They Erase Horses, Don't They?
Vanishing Act
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Rewriting History
Getting Organized
Dead Ringer
Help! Help!
Selective Styling
Lots of Stuff, Too Many Apps
You've Been Framed
Free, But Hardly Hassle-Free
What's Where?
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