Posted by David Peterson on 18 Feb 2007 as Image Editing, News
Picnik is a new online image editing program.
It handles all the image modification operations that you would expect – rotation, cropping, brightness/contrast, white balance, and sharpening. Most of these have ‘auto fix’ buttons where Picnik will make the change for you to the best settings.
You can transfer images from your computer, your webcam, a website or your Flickr account for editing. Alternatively, you can search for photos from others to edit.

I was most impressed that Picnik includes a levels tool (found under the Advanced button in the Exposure area). This is an advanced exposure correction tool that not many free programs have.
They are still developing the software, so there are a few ‘coming soon’ features. But the basics are all these. And to be honest, the basics are usually all we need.
Check it out, and add it to your bookmark!
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5 Responses
Andre Lubbe
February 18th, 2007 at 5:06 pm
1Hi David
How can I protect/copyright my photo’s when I put them on a CD for potential customers to view, and is there a way or program I can use to copyright DVD’s I make of functions etc.?
Road_killer24
March 27th, 2007 at 3:54 am
2Hi David
I’m doing new project for my photography A-level and it’s about distortion and abstraction of the human form. I’m finding this difficult to do on my photo editing software. Have you any tips or idea of what I could do?
Picnik used as Flickr's Photo Editor by Digital Photo Secrets
October 23rd, 2007 at 8:52 am
3[...] long been a fan of Picnik – a free online image editing program. In some great news today, Picnik has been announced as the [...]
krishnan
July 17th, 2008 at 10:46 pm
4Hi,
My name is krishnan. I am a freelance photogrpaher and enjoy reading tips from Dave. In fact when I was new to this industry Mr Dave opened my eyes a couple of years ago. Under his guidance and tips which I read regularly. I became well versed in using DSLR cameras. and I have covered many high profile events using this skills. none of my customers complained so far only left compliments. these compliments goes to Mr David peterson. a very dedicated guru whose tips has been a fundamental tool for a person like me. I knew nuts about photography when I took the camera. today I am a professional. you can view my photos in my website and in this link. http://picasaweb.google.com/elephant18/PhotoMarathon
Clint Taplin
March 30th, 2010 at 4:07 am
5I have heard that it is a good program and would like to try it
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