So, I finally am going to start using some sort of paint editor. The question is, which should I use?
System specs:
Windows 7 home premium
Celeron chip
about 50 gigs of storage space left
4 gigs of RAM
List:
*Paint.NET
*GIMP
Last edited by Firedrake969 (2012-09-25 18:47:42)
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Depends, for tablets?
I always use Paint Tool Sai, but I've heard Illustrator is good.
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PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Depends, for tablets?
I always use Paint Tool Sai, but I've heard Illustrator is good.
Windows 7 fails with tablets. XD
@MBA
1. How many gigs does it use to install it?
2. Can you use it like a regular paint editor?
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Firedrake969 wrote:
PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Depends, for tablets?
I always use Paint Tool Sai, but I've heard Illustrator is good.Windows 7 fails with tablets. XD
@MBA
1. How many gigs does it use to install it?
2. Can you use it like a regular paint editor?
My tablet works just fine with it, just not very well with multiple screens.
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PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Depends, for tablets?
I always use Paint Tool Sai, but I've heard Illustrator is good.Windows 7 fails with tablets. XD
@MBA
1. How many gigs does it use to install it?
2. Can you use it like a regular paint editor?My tablet works just fine with it, just not very well with multiple screens.
The point is it isn't a tablet......
Answer my questions, please.
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Firedrake969 wrote:
PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
Windows 7 fails with tablets. XD
@MBA
1. How many gigs does it use to install it?
2. Can you use it like a regular paint editor?My tablet works just fine with it, just not very well with multiple screens.
The point is it isn't a tablet......
Answer my questions, please.
By tablet I mean graphics tablet, not a phone, by the way.
And the questions weren't directed at me.
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PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
My tablet works just fine with it, just not very well with multiple screens.The point is it isn't a tablet......
Answer my questions, please.By tablet I mean graphics tablet, not a phone, by the way.
And the questions weren't directed at me.
Yes, I know.[/offtopic]
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Well, GIMP came preinstalled for me, so I don't know how large it is.
It works for me with paint editing (very well, actually) and can make easy animations.
It does the basic photoshop things, such as pasting images on other ones and the sort.
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mythbusteranimator wrote:
Well, GIMP came preinstalled for me, so I don't know how large it is.
It works for me with paint editing (very well, actually) and can make easy animations.
It does the basic photoshop things, such as pasting images on other ones and the sort.
I meant like in MS Paint. Can it do that stuff?
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Firedrake969 wrote:
PonyvilleSlugger wrote:
Depends, for tablets?
I always use Paint Tool Sai, but I've heard Illustrator is good.Windows 7 fails with tablets. XD
@MBA
1. How many gigs does it use to install it?
2. Can you use it like a regular paint editor?
You don't need a tablet but it works well with one because it has transparency and stuff, I guess. I think it would be better to get GIMP if you're using mouse though.
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Gimp does all sorts of stuff.
With a graphics tablet, it's a great art authoring app.
Without one, it's still pretty good.
With a graphics tablet it's a great image manipulation/editing app.
Without one, it's still great.
Gimp won't take up any more than 1GB of storage, and although your celeron means that you won't be able to do lightning fast gaussian blurs and stuff, it will still be very usable.
What's your clockspeed?
4GB of RAM is plenty for Gimp, as well as maybe a browser + iTunes kinda thing.
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jji7skyline wrote:
Gimp does all sorts of stuff.
With a graphics tablet, it's a great art authoring app.
Without one, it's still pretty good.
With a graphics tablet it's a great image manipulation/editing app.
Without one, it's still great.
Gimp won't take up any more than 1GB of storage, and although your celeron means that you won't be able to do lightning fast gaussian blurs and stuff, it will still be very usable.
What's your clockspeed?
4GB of RAM is plenty for Gimp, as well as maybe a browser + iTunes kinda thing.
Thank you.
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Any good tutorials on the web?
Last edited by Firedrake969 (2012-09-25 19:57:48)
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You should download from Gimp.org, although I'm not sure if it directs you to sourceforge anyway.
I simply learnt from experimentation, but if you have a specific question you can always google it or ask on the forums
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jji7skyline wrote:
You should download from Gimp.org, although I'm not sure if it directs you to sourceforge anyway.
I simply learnt from experimentation, but if you have a specific question you can always google it or ask on the forums
I have a completely unrelated question, but on Google or Bing or any other search engine, the results are weird........
And ok, thanks.
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Firedrake969 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
You should download from Gimp.org, although I'm not sure if it directs you to sourceforge anyway.
I simply learnt from experimentation, but if you have a specific question you can always google it or ask on the forumsI have a completely unrelated question, but on Google or Bing or any other search engine, the results are weird........
And ok, thanks.
What question did you have?
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jji7skyline wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
You should download from Gimp.org, although I'm not sure if it directs you to sourceforge anyway.
I simply learnt from experimentation, but if you have a specific question you can always google it or ask on the forumsI have a completely unrelated question, but on Google or Bing or any other search engine, the results are weird........
And ok, thanks.What question did you have?
Ok. Medium story:
I was doing a school project, which involved writing with a lot of sharpie. It took about 15 minutes. I could smell the Sharpie the whole time. Is that dangerous?
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Firedrake969 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
I have a completely unrelated question, but on Google or Bing or any other search engine, the results are weird........
And ok, thanks.What question did you have?
Ok. Medium story:
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I was doing a school project, which involved writing with a lot of sharpie. It took about 15 minutes. I could smell the Sharpie the whole time. Is that dangerous?
My dad is a doctor, and he tells me that I shouldn't smell sharpies too much. I have a strange liking of many smells, like petrol, WD-40 and Sharpie. Not for drug usage (definitely not), I just like the smell of them. Smelling sharpies too much is like smelling glue apparently. So if your teacher says to use a Sharpie, ask if you can use something else, but don't mention glue-smelling or you might get in trouble or something.
EDIT: Before you stop using Sharpies for the rest of your life, remember it's definitely not as bad as smelling glue, just make sure you have plenty of ventilation when using a sharpie
I'm not trolling you.
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jji7skyline wrote:
Firedrake969 wrote:
jji7skyline wrote:
What question did you have?Ok. Medium story:
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I was doing a school project, which involved writing with a lot of sharpie. It took about 15 minutes. I could smell the Sharpie the whole time. Is that dangerous?My dad is a doctor, and he tells me that I shouldn't smell sharpies too much. I have a strange liking of many smells, like petrol, WD-40 and Sharpie. Not for drug usage (definitely not), I just like the smell of them. Smelling sharpies too much is like smelling glue apparently. So if your teacher says to use a Sharpie, ask if you can use something else, but don't mention glue-smelling or you might get in trouble or something.
EDIT: Before you stop using Sharpies for the rest of your life, remember it's definitely not as bad as smelling glue, just make sure you have plenty of ventilation when using a sharpie
I'm not trolling you.
It was an accident, and I was trying to cover my nose.
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