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Adobe Photoshop Express

by Alex Schleifer
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Adobe just launched Photoshop Express. Nice, simple interface and while it feels like Picnik light I think the Photoshop name should be enough to give it serious traction. What do you think?

Adobe just launched Photoshop Express. Nice, simple interface and while it feels like Picnik light I think the Photoshop name should be enough to give it serious traction. What do you think?

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Alex is CEO of Sideshow , an award winning creative agency. You can read his blog here.

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