HTML5 image editor wants to replace Photoshop and Gimp

#1

Post by IvanK_net » Mon, Sep 16, 2013, 11:04 PM UTC

HTML5 image editor wants to replace Photoshop and Gimp
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Re: HTML5 image editor wants to replace Photoshop and Gimp

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Post by metronegative » Mon, Sep 16, 2013, 11:18 PM UTC

Cute, but these guys have a loooooong way to go.

Will it be just an editor or will they incorperate sharing features or Dropbox support?

Re: HTML5 image editor wants to replace Photoshop and Gimp

#3

Post by IvanK_net » Mon, Sep 16, 2013, 11:30 PM UTC

metronegative wrote: post #2

Cute, but these guys have a loooooong way to go. Will it be just an editor or will they incorperate sharing features or Dropbox support?

Hey! I am the author and I am the only one author :) I can connect it with Dropbog, Google Drive and other services, if you wish. But now, I am focusing on image editing :)

Hope, in few months, it will be the best image editor for Chromebooks and iPads :-D

Re: HTML5 image editor wants to replace Photoshop and Gimp

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Post by jogzden » Tue, Sep 17, 2013, 12:00 AM UTC

IvanK_net wrote: post #3

metronegative wrote: post #2

Cute, but these guys have a loooooong way to go. Will it be just an editor or will they incorperate sharing features or Dropbox support?

Hey! I am the author and I am the only one author :) I can connect it with Dropbog, Google Drive and other services, if you wish. But now, I am focusing on image editing :) Hope, in few months, it will be the best image editor for Chromebooks and iPads :-D

What will you provide in terms of image editing, that something like pixlr doesn't? I currently use that for image editing, since Gimp is just total rubbish to use, and I need a damn "business case" to get Photoshop.

Re: HTML5 image editor wants to replace Photoshop and Gimp

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Post by IvanK_net » Tue, Sep 17, 2013, 12:57 AM UTC

jogzden wrote: post #4

IvanK_net wrote: post #3

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hey! I am the author and I am the only one author :) I can connect it with Dropbog, Google Drive and other services, if you wish. But now, I am focusing on image editing :) Hope, in few months, it will be the best image editor for Chromebooks and iPads :-D

What will you provide in terms of image editing, that something like pixlr doesn't? I currently use that for image editing, since Gimp is just total rubbish to use, and I need a damn "business case" to get Photoshop.

Well, currently Photo Pea has much better support for PSD than Pixlr (e.g. more layer effects, folders of layers, vector masks ...) Pixlr also uses Adobe Flash, wich is not available on some devices.