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- PhotoPad Image Editor 1.14 (Windows)
- PhotoPad Image Editor is a photo editor for Windows. It allows you to edit and apply effects to photos and other images. When editing photos you can crop, rotate, and resize and, if required, add effects like sepia tones, red eye reduction as well as the ability to change the...
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