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10/20/2004 01:38:06 AM · #1 |
| When you people talk about using photoshop, is it Adobe? Adobe Photoshop Elements? Because I want to get one and I was wondering if it's the best... |
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10/20/2004 01:40:17 AM · #2 |
| Adobe Elements has many of the things in Photoshop7 or CS but not the expense. |
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10/20/2004 01:42:44 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
Adobe Elements has many of the things in Photoshop7 or CS but not the expense. |
Biggest weakness in Elements is it's lack of masks. You can not edit different parts of a shot differently easily... All right for basic editing rules but sucks for advanced... |
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10/20/2004 01:44:18 AM · #4 |
| You can find Elements for free with some hardware. |
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10/20/2004 01:44:21 AM · #5 |
PS or photoshop - means Adobe Photoshop - can mean the others but we usally refer it to Adobe Photoshop
I got photoshop myself - but what is the difference between Adobe Photoshop Element and Adobe Photoshop 7?
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10/20/2004 01:44:57 AM · #6 |
Masks ? hmmm I better learn something about them then :)
I have photoshop 7.0 and now CS but never used any masks, well may be some tutorial links can help ? |
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10/20/2004 01:46:23 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by saintnicholas_25:
PS or photoshop - means Adobe Photoshop - can mean the others but we usally refer it to Adobe Photoshop
I got photoshop myself - but what is the difference between Adobe Photoshop Element and Adobe Photoshop 7? |
Oh Elements is I think a very stripped version of Photoshop, atleat it doesn't have Curves and masks as TooCool pointed out
Message edited by author 2004-10-20 01:47:03. |
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10/20/2004 01:46:40 AM · #8 |
| My older computer can easily handle the task from Elements, except photo merge. Photoshop seems to put a strain on my computer. Make sure you have plenty of RAM when using PS7/CS. |
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10/20/2004 01:47:17 AM · #9 |
I'll say that the most important missing feature (in Elements) is Curves. Levels is a usable but less flexible alternative.
But if you are just starting out, it may well be better to spend less than $100 on Elements first and learn the basics, then upgrade to the expensive version when you have a better idea how to use the advanced features. Elements is quite adequate for almost anything you'd have to do at DPC.
Message edited by author 2004-10-20 01:48:09. |
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10/20/2004 01:47:37 AM · #10 |
Originally posted by gaurawa:
Originally posted by saintnicholas_25:
PS or photoshop - means Adobe Photoshop - can mean the others but we usally refer it to Adobe Photoshop
I got photoshop myself - but what is the difference between Adobe Photoshop Element and Adobe Photoshop 7? |
Oh Elements is I think a very stripped version of Photoshop, atleat it doesn't have Curves and masks as TooCool pointed out |
There are ways to get around the curves issue. |
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10/20/2004 01:48:29 AM · #11 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
My older computer can easily handle the task from Elements, except photo merge. Photoshop seems to put a strain on my computer. Make sure you have plenty of RAM when using PS7/CS. |
Having recently installed a new hard drive and all things being equal (amd athalon machine runing at 450 mhz with approx 1/4 gig of memory) free hard drive space is even more important than memory!!! |
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10/20/2004 06:15:40 AM · #12 |
Q Is it best to have Paint Shop Pro 8 (I have this), or PhotoshopX
I am doing some edits in Paintshop Pro and all seem fine but theres stuff that you guys aer on about that I can not find or use??
cheers |
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