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Old 24-04-2009, 04:35 PM
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Just wondering if anyone could suggest a good program to get started with.
I think Photoshop maybe to much for me at the moment! And too expensive to just mess around with.

What about Paint Shop Pro?
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Paint Shop Pro, Photo Impact or you can start with GIMP which is free.
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Just wondering if anyone could suggest a good program to get started with.
I think Photoshop maybe to much for me at the moment! And too expensive to just mess around with.

What about Paint Shop Pro?
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Photoshop is only around a gig, so download it from the Adobe servers and you're automatically enabled for a 30 day trial. If you like it, purchase it, if not, find alternatives.
I first started with Paint.NET, but I have heard good stories about GIMP. Personally, I never found GIMP to be the best app for image manipulation, but I've seen some amazing pieces of art come out of it.

Download and trial, I guess it is. But the best is Photoshop.
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Photoshop is only around a gig, so download it from the Adobe servers and you're automatically enabled for a 30 day trial. If you like it, purchase it, if not, find alternatives.
I first started with Paint.NET, but I have heard good stories about GIMP. Personally, I never found GIMP to be the best app for image manipulation, but I've seen some amazing pieces of art come out of it.

Download and trial, I guess it is. But the best is Photoshop.
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Despite what you may have heard, you really don't have to spend $560 on Photoshop CS2 to get a good image editor. While PhotoShop CS2 may be the Rolls-Royce of image editors, many of us would be quite happy with a less expensive, but still pretty good, BMW version!
Corel recently released a new version of Paint Shop Pro, Paint Shop Pro X, priced (after current rebates) at $66, Though it's very much based on Paint Shop Pro version 9 , there are some changes in Paint Shop Pro X. The user interface has been revised, though it's still quite recognizable as Paint Shop Pro and, after a little practice, users of v9 should have no trouble navigating via the new menus.
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All Graphic designing companies use photoshop for image editing and illustrator for illustration
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Now thats what u call a scoop..its a big freakin news.. All Graphic designing companies use photoshop for image editing and illustrator for illustration.
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Computer graphics fall into two distinct categories: raster graphics and vector graphics. Many graphics programs focus exclusively on either vector or raster graphics, but there are some interesting ways to combine them.
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What is a good graphics software for mac?
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According to my knowledge the graphic design software is use to improve the errors in the photographs. You can add some different items with the help of it. You can do anything in the photos with the help of an graphic software.
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