Very nice. Can't wait to play around with this, and good to see we are back in action! posted by theperfectcrime at 11:16 PM on January 24, 2009 [1 favorite]
Good? This is incredible! posted by woodblock100 at 11:36 PM on January 24, 2009
Not bad, but doesn't support enough image formats, and without pressure sensitive brushes I can't paint with it. posted by jfrancis at 12:14 AM on January 25, 2009
It supports PNG, which you can then use some free tools (IrfanView on Windows, or this website) to convert into something else.
I'm at least glad they let you export in a non-proprietary format. posted by spiderskull at 12:20 AM on January 25, 2009
Is there a way to control text object attributes, such as font, color and size, after text is put down? posted by Blazecock Pileon at 1:45 AM on January 25, 2009
That's seriously impressive. Definitely one on my recommended list for next time someone wants a free copy of photoshop. posted by ArkhanJG at 5:22 AM on January 25, 2009
Neat, but refused to open the a JPG, citing an error. It opened the second one just fine, but took forever to manually adjust Brightness and Contrast.
I'll stick with Photoshop, thanks! posted by Brandon Blatcher at 5:28 AM on January 25, 2009
It loads JPGs from URLs, but has trouble uploading them from your local machine, I'm finding.
Super cool for free. Not bad. posted by fourcheesemac at 5:38 AM on January 25, 2009
Not bad, but doesn't support enough image formats, and without pressure sensitive brushes....
Dude, it's a freaking web app!
I have been using this for a couple months. It's definitely best of web as tech demo alone. Expecting web apps to outperform desktop apps in 2009 is asking a lot, and Photoshop is one of the holy grails. Much harder than your average word processor, spreadsheet, slideshow, database... posted by rokusan at 6:34 AM on January 25, 2009
Wow, impressive stuff, thanks! posted by Alvy Ampersand at 7:16 AM on January 25, 2009
That is freaking amazing. And now I have to go see if my Photoshop has that symmetry tool. Thank you for sharing!! posted by headspace at 8:14 AM on January 25, 2009
There seeme to be quite a few web-based image editors. Here are six, but there may even be more. posted by jfrancis at 8:54 AM on January 25, 2009
Wow - I can't imagine the level of effort involved here - mimic-ing a program that is so large and cpu intensive they use it to benchmark new computers! Kudos.
And all the filtering effects, I programmed a few in college, they are not easy to deduce (at that time), I must assume alot of the matrix secrets for filters have gotten online...? posted by uni verse at 9:19 AM on January 25, 2009
This is unbelievable. I have to show this to my students at the next Photoshop class I teach. posted by maudlin at 12:49 PM on January 25, 2009
My work productivity is about to take a huge dive.
posted by theperfectcrime at 11:16 PM on January 24, 2009 [1 favorite]