Sometimes I need to see things twice before they get my attention. I first saw Picnik at Tim Lauer’s site, but it didn’t register until Will Richardson posted about it today. Picnik is a “Flashy” type online app that covers the basics like resizing, color touchups, cropping, and saving. It’s real power comes from it’s tight integration with your Flickr photos. Just point it to your account and now you have instant editing of your Flickr photo sets. In addition to feeding it your Flickr photos, you can point it to your computer’s hard drive, a web site, or even your webcam. I’m starting to agree with Will. It’s time to start throwing away all that software I am paying for 😉
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