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geekhack Community => Other Geeky Stuff => Topic started by: aref on Sat, 07 March 2015, 19:35:29
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Amazon has Photoshop Elements 13 for $50 today. Is this abridged program, compared with Photoshop, worth getting into?
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there's always arrrgh-works release..
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there's always arrrgh-works release..
You would not recommend it? I'm using a Canon program that came with my DSLR. But I know PS has many more design elements. But if the frustration factor re usage runs high, it ma be a no-go.
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there's always arrrgh-works release..
You would not recommend it? I'm using a Canon program that came with my DSLR. But I know PS has many more design elements. But if the frustration factor re usage runs high, it ma be a no-go.
I recommend Photoshop- arrrgh-matey edition..
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there's always arrrgh-works release..
You would not recommend it? I'm using a Canon program that came with my DSLR. But I know PS has many more design elements. But if the frustration factor re usage runs high, it ma be a no-go.
I recommend Photoshop- arrrgh-matey edition..
Got it! I'll have to contact my source.
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I used it for many years, but eventually my disgust with Adobe grew to be too great.
The Gimp is free and really good for sub-professionals, with a very few minor irritations mostly revolving around file types ....
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Before I sold my DSLR (I miss you!) I used Lightroom for touch ups. The volume of photographs I would have were too many to open in Photoshop Individually. I needed something that would allow me to sort through and edit more quickly, Lightroom. I believe Sony has a similar program that is well liked. I have not used it however. From time to time I would use Photoshop to do some more specific photo editing. A used Photoshop primarily for graphics when I worked at a sign business.
Many years ago I did have a copy of Elements. It's been years so it must have been a much older version. Later that year I got a copy of Photoshop. I was able compare the two side by side and I found that Photoshop was all around a much better program and I have never used Elements since. Of course, I'm sure Elements has grown up in those years so who knows. I'm rocking Photoshop CS6 though and I don't have any intention of ever trying Elements again.