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Faux Labs Splashup

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Pros
Photoshop-like layer and selection tools.
Cons
Speed and reliability issues
Relatively few effects; no online help

Splashup Online Photo Editor Review

by Harry McCracken, PC World

- If an award existed for "Web Image Editor Most Likely to Be Mistaken for Photoshop," Splashup (formerly known as Fauxto) would win in a cakewalk. Drop-down menus, floating tool palettes, and multiple features are located exactly as in Adobe's flagship product. That's not an inherent plus, though--after all, Photoshop is notorious for having a less-than-intuitive interface, and I found FotoFlexer and Picnik easier to navigate.

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