Photoshop Question
Sunday, February 26, 2006 by Sylva | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Well, I finally got a new computer that can support ODNT. So I got that yesterday and dusted off my old copy of PS7.
What I want to know, before I go out and get the latest version of PS, is do I really need it right now? How much has changed in the last few releases? Are the changes worth the money yet, or should I wait a while and see what comes next? I haven't done much reading on it yet cause I wanted to see what people who are actually using it right now think.
What I want to know, before I go out and get the latest version of PS, is do I really need it right now? How much has changed in the last few releases? Are the changes worth the money yet, or should I wait a while and see what comes next? I haven't done much reading on it yet cause I wanted to see what people who are actually using it right now think.
Apocalypse_67
Reply #3 Sunday, February 26, 2006 10:49 AM
Reply #3 Sunday, February 26, 2006 10:49 AM
Hey Sylva.
Nice to read you again. Im glad you got a new PC and that you are opening you PS again. This can only mean that we'll be seen some great work from you again. Perhaps another community project
As far as the new version of PS goes, I really didn't find much of an impresive improvement on it. I gave it a 'test drive' on my friend's PC and I can honestly say that I rather keep my PS7 version for now.
Other than the curve text path and a couple of other feautures, there is not much on it to justify wasting your money on this upgrade. I think there is a trial version available if you want to see for your self.
Oh... it does takes a lot longer to load up than the previous versions.
Nice to read you again. Im glad you got a new PC and that you are opening you PS again. This can only mean that we'll be seen some great work from you again. Perhaps another community project
As far as the new version of PS goes, I really didn't find much of an impresive improvement on it. I gave it a 'test drive' on my friend's PC and I can honestly say that I rather keep my PS7 version for now.
Other than the curve text path and a couple of other feautures, there is not much on it to justify wasting your money on this upgrade. I think there is a trial version available if you want to see for your self.
Oh... it does takes a lot longer to load up than the previous versions.
WOM
Reply #4 Sunday, February 26, 2006 10:53 AM
Reply #4 Sunday, February 26, 2006 10:53 AM
Now here a name I haven't seen in a while. Hi Donna, was just talking about you the other day. Are you going to start skinning again? Hope so.
Adamness
Reply #5 Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:25 AM
Reply #5 Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:25 AM
PS7 is definately capable of producing good work. CS2 has some great new features, butnot everyone would use them. Take a look at what's new in CS2, and see if it's something you need. If you use Illustrator, you should definately upgrade to CS2. There are some great tools in Illustrator. Once you start using it and get to know it, you'll see how much better it is than Photoshop.
Corky_O
Reply #6 Sunday, February 26, 2006 12:38 PM
Reply #6 Sunday, February 26, 2006 12:38 PM
Quick note:
With Vista around the corner, you may want to wait and see if there is a new version released for any or all of the Adobe products for that OS - if you are going to use Vista.
Sylva
Reply #7 Sunday, February 26, 2006 2:38 PM
Reply #7 Sunday, February 26, 2006 2:38 PM
Thanks guys.
Apocolypse67 and WOM, yeah, I'm hoping to start again. But after almost 3 years I don't know if anything I do will be worth looking at. I need to relearn everything again. And I really do mean _everything_!
Apocolypse67 and WOM, yeah, I'm hoping to start again. But after almost 3 years I don't know if anything I do will be worth looking at. I need to relearn everything again. And I really do mean _everything_!
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Reply #1 Sunday, February 26, 2006 9:50 AM