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08/21/2007 08:22:30 AM · #1 |
| I have the opportunity to upgrade from CS2 to CS3. Not sure if I should. Are there any bugs in CS3 which I need to be aware of. I am still working my way through CS2 and am worried that I might drown in the new stuff in CS3. I would like to be able to use the HDR in CS3 but I could stick with CS2 and just buy a HDR programme as an extra. What do you all think. Opinions please. |
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08/21/2007 09:40:35 AM · #2 |
CS2 includes HDR. Under file menu > automate > merge to hdr. Or you can access it in Bridge under tools.
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08/21/2007 09:48:48 AM · #3 |
I think that  Olyuzi meant that CS3 includes HDR. I've been using it now for oh....6 months under Vista and XP with zero issues.
I say go for it.
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08/21/2007 09:50:51 AM · #4 |
| Yeah, I have yet to encounter any bugs running it on XP. |
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08/21/2007 09:57:12 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by naldslc:
I think that Olyuzi meant that CS3 includes HDR. I've been using it now for oh....6 months under Vista and XP with zero issues.
I say go for it. |
CS2 also includes HDR. |
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08/21/2007 06:52:43 PM · #6 |
| Can anyone tell me how much space CS3 uses? |
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08/21/2007 07:06:57 PM · #7 |
Yes you should! I use it & I love it.
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08/21/2007 07:13:39 PM · #8 |
Well I have Creative Suite Suite 3 Design Premium installed, it takes approximately 2.2 GB of hard drive space. I believe that if you install Photoshop / Bridge you'll be around 100 MB.
I'm just guessing on those last figures.
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08/21/2007 07:47:30 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by Monique64:
Can anyone tell me how much space CS3 uses? |
I think it depends on what you use it with. Right now I have the following space recorded on my 'puter:
209 MB for Creative Suite Design premium. I think this includes Dreamweaver, Bridge & Photoshop. This is just the install tho I imagine it's a bit bigger what with all the plugins/actions & such.
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08/21/2007 08:23:57 PM · #10 |
For me CS3 runs better than CS2. Oh an no bugs to report only lots of new goodies.
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08/21/2007 08:41:08 PM · #11 |
| With CS3 you can process your jpeg files using the RAW image processing utility. It really helps to have this advantage for quick adjustments to white balance and exposure. I especially like the 'Recovery' feature which permits recovery of detail in highlight areas. I also like the 'clarify' adjustment! CS3 is the best of the best! |
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08/21/2007 08:58:26 PM · #12 |
| Additional non-destructive layers = plus :) |
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