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Vanity:What Photo Editing Software 2 Buy ?
llevrok
Posted on 01/22/2006 12:47:14 PM PST by llevrok
Years ago, I was a pretty good amateur photographer.
Getting back into it, I've now gone digital (Lumix FZ20)and am looking for some serious editing software w/o going $800+ Photoshop range.
Is there something in between Essentials and CS2?
TOPICS: Arts/Photography
KEYWORDS: photography
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To: LibFreeOrDie
Thank you so much , I will!
My degree is Paralegal (post retirement thing) but I am creative and have always done graphic design type "stuff"
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01/22/2006 4:37:17 PM PST
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apackof2
(You can stand me up at the gates of hell, I'll stand my ground and I won’t back down)
To: WalterSkinner
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01/22/2006 4:39:04 PM PST
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apackof2
(You can stand me up at the gates of hell, I'll stand my ground and I won’t back down)
To: llevrok
Photoshop is the best. Avoid Microsoft photo programs like the plague. To get Photoshop, register for a local college class, and then buy Photoshop at a student rate - great savings.
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01/23/2006 7:08:26 AM PST
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aimhigh
To: llevrok
I use Corel's PaintShop Pro (formerly Jasc).
I find it much more easier to use and never could get used to Adobe's user interface.
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01/23/2006 7:10:23 AM PST
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smith288
(The older I get, the dumber I become as im wise enough to acknowledge how much more there is to know)
To: sauropod
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01/23/2006 7:11:31 AM PST
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sauropod
("Here Lies Joe Biden, Buried Under His Own Words.")
To: apackof2
The advantages of Photoshop is the plug-ins, and it's the industry standard. Downside steep learning curve.
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02/03/2006 8:26:50 AM PST
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Valin
(Purple Fingers Rule!)
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