I already tried to install those, they’re too old to even install. Thanks for the reply anyway.

Try Evernote maybe?

Wow! This sounds really interesting. I am definitely intrigued by your idea. If this was an existing game today I would for sure give it a chance.

Thank you, I appreciate all your help.

Yes, I am very interested in post-processing work as I have some experience in it (took some classes in High School), but that was over a decade ago at this point, and we were just practicing with pics off of the internet. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks for the tip.

Oh wow another great advice, I might just have to at least look into some old school cameras myself, didn’t even think about it until I read your comment. Thanks.

Thank you, I will definitely look into both of these options.

I highly appreciate your help and will keep it in mind, but a few of the comments suggested I start with my phone camera and play around with the setting there so will probably do that before making a decision. Thanks.

Thank you for the help I might just take your and others suggestions and start with my phone camera and go from there.

Wow thank you this is so much help. Like you suggested I might need to spend some time taking pictures with my phone camera or at least until I have a somewhat of a grasp of the basics. Thanks again.

Yes, but the idea is that because the code is open source anyone can look at it and determine on their own whether it is in fact safe or not. Generally speaking the open source community is very good at figuring this kind of stuff out but I would say your fear is not necessarily out of place since nothing is 100% guaranteed. That said though, the more popular FOSS apps are quite safe.