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But paintshop is a good low end alternative, and much cheaper. I have not used it in years, but there's nothing wrong with using it. In design firms, you will exclusively use photoshop.// Art is what you can get away with. <-- Andy Warhol
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I've used PSP for years. What makes me mad is Jasc changed the workings of version 8 when I was finally getting use to doing things in v7. Now I've had to relearn everything and I still can't do a lot of things because of it.
I'm thinking of trying PS, but as of now have no real need to.<div> - putting your mind in a box since 1997
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I started off with Paint Shop Pro 7 as well as getting a copy of Photoshop 7. I found PSP easier to use than PS at the time, because I knew a lot less about it than I do now. I moved up to PSP 8 and PS CS and used Photoshop CS heck of a lot more than I did Paint Shop Pro. Now I use Photoshop CS2 and haven't even installed PSP.
It's a good program to use, but I prefer using Photoshop now because I am used to it now and am learning more about it....
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Originally posted by bradyjIn design firms, you will exclusively use photoshop.
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Originally posted by evoNot completely. Corel Draw and Fireworks are used quite a lot for general graphics, and Illustrator/Freehand for artwork and Quark/InDesign for multiple page spreads.. I'll give you fireworks, I forgot that most exclusive web firms go for it, though I've never used one for print.
Corel Draw for Production shops -- however, I didn't think we were going to get into talking about vector or page layout programs, that's a separate discussion. I would never suggest one sole program for a designer, but for rasterized imaging, Photoshop is still king.// Art is what you can get away with. <-- Andy Warhol
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