 Ben F |
Which Image Editing Program? Hi all, Just after some advice about which processing/editing program I should get. I have a really old Photoshop version and find it a bit annoying. I want to know what everyone out there uses? What is the best version of Elements?. Isn't it just a simplified version of the regular Photoshop with a few more "fun" features? I want something I can make good collages and frames around my pics with, but also adjust levels, etc., but something newer than what I have! Thanks!
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Richard Lynch |
Ben, I use Photoshop and Photoshop Elements depending on where I am and what I'm doing. I have many versions loaded at any given time because I teach (Elements 3 to 6 and Photoshop 7 to CS3). These are my preferences, and part of the reason I would suggest one or the other is that they are also widely used in the industry. What this means to you is broader availability of help, tutorials, books and courses (such as those I teach here at BetterPhoto!). For most people, I suggest going with Elements unless you have specialized needs such as medical imaging, Web design, providing CMYK files, or advanced scripting needs. Elements is a powerful program that's great for all aspects of image editing. Elements 6 is the newest version just out for PC, and it looks like Adobe will be picking up the slack on their Mac offering by releasing Elements for Mac sometime in 2008! If you have specific questions, I'd be glad to answer them.
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Oliver Anderson |
Ben, you may be able to upgrade for discounted price. So check with Adobe first if you decide on Elements - which is all you'll need ... it's great!
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