It’s become so ingrained in society that the brand name itself has become a verb – as in to “Photoshop” someone out of a photo. It’s no secret that Photoshop has been a cultural icon for the better part of the last two decades, and that it has both defined and dominated the photo editing and manipulation landscape since its inception in 1990. Let’s start with an introduction to the two programs. Note that I’ll by no means be covering all the features found in both programs as that would make this article excessively long. I’ll start this article with an introduction to Photoshop and GIMP, and will follow that with the strengths and weaknesses of both programs. To perform the comparison, I’ll be using GIMP 2.10.18 and Photoshop CC 2020, which are both the latest versions of their respective software (at the time this content was created). But I think many of you would like a more neutral, objective approach when comparing these two programs – so that’s what I’ve decided to do for today’s article. In fact some of you know I’m not afraid to speak critically every now and then about Adobe in some of my videos. Quick disclaimer: I’ve been creating GIMP tutorials and courses since 2011 and have been a strong advocate for both GIMP and Free and Open Source Software.
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