Photoshop Express Reviewed vs. Google’s Picasa

Early today peter reported on the free web-based Photoshop Express that launched today as a beta, this photo software is going to be a real big hit and it’s direct competition will be Google’s Picasa. Computer World’s blog section has a full hands-on review of Photoshop Express and they seem to love the service, which you can see at photoshop.com/express/.

While users of Photoshop CS3 are not going to rush out and change to the online Photoshop Express, this service will be a massive hit with Facebook users and Bloggers. The 2GB of storage will be great for some small bloggers that want to link to images stored there and it has great browser support thanks to being Flash-based. Sadly Apple iPhone users will have to wait until the iPhone starts supporting Flash.

Connecting to your Picasa, Photobucket and Facebook albums is both easy and a great feature that allows you to edit the pictures directly.

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Would you use Photoshop Express and Google’s Picasa or choose just one?

Web-based PhotoShop Express: Adobe release the free beta software

Adobe has now released their free web-based version of PhotoShop Express as a beta software download. Users are able to store up to 2GB of images, and users are able to edit and share their photos online.

Adobe hope that Photoshop Express is able to compete with Google’s Picasa, and as Adobe are experts when it comes to software, I am sure it will not be too long until Photoshop Express is biting at the heals of Google Picasa.

Adobe knows that this new photo software is to be used by consumers, so they have worked hard in making it easy to use. However there is one problem, this free software is only available to U.S. residents at the moment.

Download PhotoShop Express now at Photoshop