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This is great news...

Alot of picture news happening in the world of web 2.0

This is good. But I want a colorpicker and a pen! Nobodys perfect!

I saw the Humanized crew tear apart Splashup (http://humanized.com/weblog/2007/12/03/user-interf ... so I'm a little curious about how Picnik stacks up.

And a thousand online photo-editing 2.0 companies weep in unison.

If you are a Flickr PRO, you are an editing pro.......

this is really really awesome - i'm a digital photo nut with my kids and just the fact that i can go back and get rid of red eye is gold... no matter what praise people pile on flickr, they are still underrated and under the radar screen

If you want to use all the Picnik tools it'll cost you another $24.95 to upgrade, even for a flickr pro account. :-(

Flickrshopped.

I just played around with this for a bit and I'm quite impressed!

I just wish that the Pro users were able to access the "premium features" w/o paying $25 a year.

I'll stick with photoshop. But I guess this is ok for people who don't have any software to edit photos.

picasa, anyone?

RAD.

I love it! Great for party shots that need a quick crop, but I don't quite feel like running photoshop for. I think Picnik deserves $25 a year for such a great web app.

Wow, this is really amazing! How do you suppose they do this, flash? This could really hurt Photoshop elements sales if it catches on.

Works well for me, certain limitations, but hey its not photoshop.

Thanks; I wouldn't have noticed this otherwise!

"And a thousand online photo-editing 2.0 companies weep in unison." - msaleem You couldn't have said it any better than that. No need for them any longer lol

i already paid my $25 for my premium status on picnik because of how useful i've found it. i use it a lot to do quick edits for all of my baby pictures. its much more convenient than opening every individual picture in photoshop and saving and then uploading. with picnik you can just edit and overwrite the existing copy on flickr or make a new copy. really convenient.

also, one of the things that sold me on picnik was that it was co-founded by by Mike Harrington. who happens to be one of the co-founders of another little software company called 'Valve Software'. you may have heard of them...

If I can edit OTHER users' pictures, that'd be interesting.......

@jenny867: Assuming that was witty sarcasm, I totally understand. Apparently, no one else does.

If you were serious, however...

the problem is that if you end an old image that is already embedded on third party sites. and if you replace that photo. the old photo links would be dead. flickr renames the images and you would have to fix those links manually.

I love it! Great for party shots that need a quick crop, but I don't quite feel like running photoshop for. I think Picnik deserves $25 a year for such a great web app.
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