[kerozebo]

What photo editor do you like using with Chromebook?

 

[Administrator]

Photo editing is one area where the Chromebook lags behind, although if you work primarily with jpeg images for web display the on-line editors are okay. Picasa is a natural, of course, and there's Photoshop Express. The best Chrome photo app I have seen is Pixlr Editor which can work on local images; requires registration, though.

 

[kerozebo]

Thank you. i appreciate your quick responses!

 

[kerozebo]

I have now tested a number of photo editors with the Chromebook. Most of them are unable to download the edited picture back to the Chromebook. I found two that were able to upload a photo, do some basic editing, then download it back to the Chromebook. Picnik saves them in JPG format, and Aviary Feather saves them in PNG format. There may be others that work, but those two were the only ones that I found.

 

[jizgrey]

When I try to open Picasa, why do i get a message that it is not supported in this browser?

 

[Administrator]

What is not supported in Chromebook is Picasa, the downloaded program itself.
What is supported is picasaweb.google.com In fact there is an extension Picasaweb Uploader that will upload your picture files from File Shelf to the Album of your choosing in Picasaweb.

 

[blackimage]

i found a great c# photo editor which will combine with chromebook. it has many image processing functions.

 

[arronlee]

i found a great c# photo editor which will combine with chromebook. it has many image processing functions.

Nice sharing. But I have never used the tool you mentioned above.

As for myself, I am not a long-term user of photo editing.

So I only tried some free trial packages to edit photos.

And I will try your sharing later.Thanks again.

 

[Imran520]

Picasso is also good photo editor for Chrome book. I also used it.