I have had Graphic Converter for many years; its main intent is, as
its name implies, for opening/converting files sent to you in strange
formats when you don't have the originator. It is very good.
However, from what I gather from my local experts, GC and iPhoto have
different intentions. I may be totally wrong here but iPhoto,
together with other small applications such as 'iPhoto Library
Manager' and 'iPhoto Buddy ?' is used for organising your photos for
printing, while Graphic Converter is excellent for manipulating the
photo. Colour, hue, size, cropping, all those things even if they can
be done in iPhoto.
In fact GC is often referred and the 'poor man's Photoshop' and for
good reason at about USD40.00.
These three applications I find work well together - iPhoto itself,
iPhoto Library Manager to make up for iPhoto's deficiencies, and
Graphic Converter if I feel capable enough.
hth
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rgds brianF
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On 16/09/2005, at 4:14 AM, jem cabanes wrote:
On 15/09/2005, at 16.9, Alan Dow wrote:
On this list, do not apologise for off topic. You should
apologize for interrupting the off topic conversations. This post
is on topic because it mentions Nisus users OK?
(ah.. sorry everyone..)
Many thanks, Alan, for your fine kindness, but while I sometimes
indulge in OT in the Darmouth list, it was inadvertently that I
posted this message on the Interactive list.
I'll consider Graphic Convert. Thanks again.
jem cabanes
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