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Photoshop Express or Aviary?

Submitted by Brandon on Saturday, 29 March 2008No Comment

The folks that brought us the flash-based online photo-editing software program Aviary have posted a comparison between their program, Photoshop Express and various other Internet programs that are similar. While it is biased (they admit it in the second paragraph) it’s none-the-less an interesting read.

Aviary is a complex program and there are some very talented artists working with it. Here’s what they said about the announcement of Photoshop Express.

…with the launch of Adobe Photoshop Express, came a flurry of concerned emails from friends and family asking “Have you seen this? Are you concerned for Aviary?” My response each time was ‘no - they cater to different markets.’ They serve red-eye reducer consumers. We serve more advanced hobbyist creators.

But pictures are worth one thousand words, so we asked Aviary superstar Meowza to do an actual comparison against some of the more well known Flash web apps (Photoshop Express, Picnik, Splashup, Fotoflexer and Aviary) to see whether or not he could recreate one of his fantastic Aviary creations.

The post has some very interesting projects and shows the capabilities of those programs. Check it out.

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