What is "PhotoPaint", or rather who makes it?

Re price gap: when I was evaluating packages, I had a specific set of tasks
to accomplish.  One was removing glare from a scanned photo.  Nothing else
could touch Photoshop, as PSP didn't have variable density selections.  That
is, a pixel can be partially selected, and it made short work of doing a
gradiated adjustment.  Now I'm hooked on layers.  I'm sure PSP and others
have evolved too, but at the time Photoshop was =far= ahead.

Mike <pov### [at] aolcom> wrote in message news:37E85BC9.E9DAF428@aol.com...
> > > So, in short, I pretty much stick to 32-bit targa or PNG images with
alpha
> > > channels for 99% of my image mapping.
> >
> > Using Paint Shop Pro to create?
>
> Sometimes, but I tend to use photopaint for most of my painting and
touching up
> jobs.  That's not to say that I don't think PSP is capable of doing just
about
> anything - factoring the price gap between it and the competition, I think
it's
> the better app for most people.
>
> -Mike
>
>

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