Paint.Net 3.3
Posted by vsridhars on 12 April 2008 - 20:24 · 13 comments & 10837 views
Paint.NET is free image and photo editing software for computers that run Windows. It features an intuitive and innovative user interface with support for layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools. An active and growing online community provides friendly help, tutorials, and plugins.
Paint.NET v3.30 Released: April 10th, 2008
This release adds an Italian translation, a new "Fragment Blur" effect, and the ability to save PNG images at 8- and 24-bit color depths. For developers, the IndirectUI system has some new controls, some new constraint rules, and can now be used for file type plugins.
  • New: Italian translation.
  • New: Ability to save PNG's at 8- and 24-bit color depths.
  • New: Ability to save BMP's at 8-bit color depth.
  • New: "Auto-detect" bit-depth option for PNG, BMP, and TGA file types. It will analyze the image and determine the lowest bit-depth that can still save the image without quality loss.
  • New: "Fragment" blur effect, by Ed Harvey

Download: Paint.Net 3.30 1.6 MB | Freeware

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Quote this comment Reply to this comment #1 Posted by Shadrack on 12 Apr 2008 - 21:12
Top notch freeware.
(1 reply) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #2 Posted by Marshalus on 12 Apr 2008 - 21:34
I love this software so much I deploy it across my entire 800 PC network
Quote this comment #2.1 Posted by Chugworth on 12 Apr 2008 - 21:57
Same here. I add Paint.Net to all of the PC software images that I make.
(4 replies) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #3 Posted by JuanManuel on 13 Apr 2008 - 09:40
Paint.Net is the best replace for the crappy Paint that is included in windows.
Quote this comment #3.1 Posted by snuke on 13 Apr 2008 - 10:52
(JuanManuel said @ #3)
Paint.Net is the best replace for the crappy Paint that is included in windows.

paint.net might be great, but let's not call paint crappy please
Quote this comment #3.2 Posted by QuarterSwede on 13 Apr 2008 - 15:57
(snuke said @ #3.1)
(JuanManuel said @ #3)
Paint.Net is the best replace for the crappy Paint that is included in windows.

paint.net might be great, but let's not call paint crappy please

Limited then.
Quote this comment #3.3 Posted by daniel_rh on 13 Apr 2008 - 20:21
(QuarterSwede said @ #1)
(snuke said @ #3.1)
(JuanManuel said @ #3)
Paint.Net is the best replace for the crappy Paint that is included in windows.

paint.net might be great, but let's not call paint crappy please

Limited then.


Paint Basic edition sounds much better.
Quote this comment #3.4 Posted by Malechai on 14 Apr 2008 - 13:40
(snuke said @ #3.1)
(JuanManuel said @ #3)
Paint.Net is the best replace for the crappy Paint that is included in windows.

paint.net might be great, but let's not call paint crappy please
yea crappy isnt the right word. P.O.S. is better
(1 reply) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #4 Posted by GP007 on 13 Apr 2008 - 13:40
This just shows what people can do with the .NET framework if they want to. At this rate it could give other big named photo and editing apps a run for their money.
Quote this comment #4.1 Posted by vlasta on 15 Apr 2008 - 09:23
(GP007 said @ #4)
This just shows what people can do with the .NET framework if they want to. At this rate it could give other big named photo and editing apps a run for their money.


Hehe, I would say that it shows what people can do despite the immature .NET framework. Still, Pant.net has troubles with big images...but then again so do many other apps.
(2 replies) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #5 Posted by vetmarkjensen on 13 Apr 2008 - 17:57
Ability to save PNG's at 8- and 24-bit color depths
I assume it has always been able to do 24-bit PNG images. Did it only just now get the ability to save an 8-bit PNG?
Quote this comment #5.1 Posted by Shadrack on 13 Apr 2008 - 21:38
I don't think so. I seem to recall always being able to save as either 8-bit or 24-bit PNG. But I think 100% of the time I choose 24-bit PNG so I'm not sure.
Quote this comment #5.2 Posted by +Skwerl on 14 Apr 2008 - 15:37
No, you had no choice. It always saved them as 32-bit PNGs.
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