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Adobe the maker of the image manipulation software of professionals will very soon be launching Photoshop Express that will mimic the functionality of the Desktop version of Photoshop. While the Express version will not be extremely powerful, it would have some basic to intermediate effects that should be enough for an average guy who wants to edit his photos without having to install the bulky Photoshop software on your desktop.

While not much is known about Photoshop Express right now John Nack from Adobe has posted a screenshot of the Photoshop Express and from what I can see it does really look like a promising product. What does this mean to other online Image Editors like Picnic and Fauxto.. They might find the going tough to compete with a biggie like Adobe. Afterall Photoshop is a household name for image editors and the brand is going to help Adobe in a big way.

Well here is the screenshot that I promised to give you :
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The guys over at Adobe have a launched an uber cool app for Adobe AIR called flump i.e. flickr dump. flump does a very simple job of downloading all the public photos of a user to your desktop.. Using flump is not that straighforward so i have included the steps that you should take to get flump working..

• Download and install the application from the AIR file.
• Once you have installed and launched the application, enter the flickr account ID of the account that you want to download the images from.
• Note that this is the Flickr account ID and not the account user name.
• You can find a user id for a specific account here.

Once you have specified the flickr user id, then you can optionally specify the folder that the images will be downloaded into. By default, images will be downloaded into a directory named flump on the desktop.

Here is a screenshot of flump : Read more…