Best photo editor for mac?

I am looking for a comprehensive photo editor app.
I have downloaded FX Photo Studio Pro, but I am very unsatisfied: the actual editing tools are very limited.
I don't care about effects or frames: I need tools to reduce image size, select parts of an image, copy, paste, etc.
any suggestion?

yes, oddly enough, I suggest FOTOR, and its FREE , ..go figure, very highly rated.
The best "almost as good as photoshop but not as complicated and easy to use" is PERFECT PHOTO SUITE 7
Pixelmator is probably the best cheap "does it all great photo APP" and many agree on that.
Acorn and Graphics converter are close runners up.
In this order
1. FOTOR (free and awesome)
2. Pixelmator
3. Graphics converter / or Acorn
4. only #4 due to cost, but great stuff,...is PERFECT PHOTO SUITE 7
The best of course is Photoshop, but its expensive and takes 100 years to learn all its functions.

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