DISQUS

Jake · 1 year ago

I'd love to try out Phoenix. Online Word is one thing, but online Photoshop? Wow!

ReviewSaurus · 1 year ago

can I get an invite? :) It certainly looks awesome from the screenshots at least

alifaan · 1 year ago

If you have 1 more, I want too.

Miracle Studios · 1 year ago

For last five years, we have been using Photoshop and Flash for publishing the websites of our clients.

With Aviary we are looking for an change.

Daniel · 1 year ago

Hey if you still have an invite left (which you should if my maths is right!) I would certainly appreciate it! Been wanting to try it out for ages!

Chris · 1 year ago

Could I get one of those snazy invites too?

Dj Flush · 1 year ago

Invitations sent to all.

@Chris

Sorry man! you were the 6th person to request invitation and I had only 5 to giveaway. However as soon as I get new invitations I will send you one right away.

Ahmed Eltawil · 1 year ago

I don't imagine the photo editor will be as responsive as a client application. And that might be a major disadvantage. It web app might be used for light photo/image adjustments and tweaks though. But the heavy editing will be left for client applications.

Dj Flush · 1 year ago

Surprisingly! Phoenix has proved itself to be better than Adobe Photoshop.

Yes I agree that web apps are not capable of performing heavy data manipulation and operations but still they are portable and can be accessed anywhere from the world and thats what makes them more useful and easy to share.

Henry · 1 year ago

If you get any more invites, could you drop me one please?

Dj Flush · 1 year ago

@Henry

Sorry man! I am out of invites.

Larry Massey · 1 year ago

I am an avid amateur photo and video cinematographer wanting to sharpen my tools in a goal of becoming a professional. With a degree in Radio/Film/Television, all things media are my passion. At 66 years old, I finally have time to pursue my "true" loves.

choose_not_to_fornicate · 4 months ago

NOT free

pixlr.com/app

pixlr is free
picnik is free

Seo Services · 2 months ago

Eh, it is amazing to here that the Aviary is introduced for web image editor. So that lot of people so excited that they will jump up and down.

Dev Tiwari · 1 week ago

Aviary is a collection of design tools aimed for hobby-like people in the market. I recently learnt that all of Aviary’s tools have been built using Flex. The best set of Flex developers have been combined and used to create a powerful set of tools. While the tools themselves are powerful the best thing about this idea is the community they’re creating. At its core, Aviary is a platform and a marketplace. All the tools are web-based, and you will be able to publish your creations to the marketplace. You can set restrictions and prices on the things you create and then allow other artists to use them within those requirements. That community atmosphere combined with the tools is going to be a haven for designers. The low barrier to entry means that we’ll hopefully see a lot of new designers jump in and take part.