PaintShop pro or photoshop thread

[GhostMjr]

As most of our posts are to ask smite to help us with painstshop or photoshop i thought it would be good if we have a thread in the top of this part of the forum which we can post tips or questions to how to do various things in these programs

[Anonymous]

Easy, buy Ulead Photoimpact

[Gh0st Face Killah]

Read the title of this section it gives it away.SMITES spray shop.  Not too hard to understand.

[Armitage]

use the program professionals use...

Photoshop...

worth evey penny of the £499 price tag :whistle:

[OldBloke]

Photoshop all the way.

And you must also get 'Total Training for Photoshop'. Excellent tuition.

[Doorman]

Originally posted by Armitage@May 30 2004, 10:02 PM
use the program professionals use...

Photoshop...

worth evey penny of the £499 price tag :whistle:

Couldn't have put it better myself. Photoshop 7, the only way to fly.  

[Rabbi Bob]

Originally posted by Doorman+May 30 2004, 10:16 PM-->

[Anonymous]

What about Linux's GIMP?  :whistle:

[Whitey]

Gimp is OK for a free tool but you can't get better than Photoshop CS  

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by whitey@May 31 2004, 10:10 AM
Gimp is OK for a free tool but you can't get better than Photoshop CS  

I thought that you couldn't get better than a Kwik-Fit fitter or am I confused?

[GhostMjr]

I have photoshop but can't use it  :whistle: geez

[Gandalf]

I used to use photoshop, but then I needed an illustrator compatable product along with PS, and I couldn't justify spending out for the CS edition.

So I went for CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite 12

I was pleasantly surprised. I'm not a professional graphics designer, we employ someone else to do that However, I do need to take the images that he creates and manipulate them for the web. This package is all I need, and it is very well featured and at less than half the price of photoshop, well worth a go. Oh, and there is a free trial too