Adobe photoshop 8
08 December 2003, 09:21 PM
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But still hugely expensive 
AND it requires activation, like Windows XP [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
So, it's still 5.0LE for me
AND it requires activation, like Windows XP
[img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] So, it's still 5.0LE for me
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08 December 2003, 10:29 PM
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CS is worth every penny if you are into digital photography and use RAW.
I wasn't convinced I needed it over Photoshop 7 + RAW plugin, but I was very very wrong. Never mind the additional tools and filters, oh and 16-bit (per channel) working for many adjustments. When I saw how easily (and fast) you could go from a RAW image on disk to an adjusted, white balanced image I just had to have it there and then.
So I got work to buy it for me.
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Ian
I wasn't convinced I needed it over Photoshop 7 + RAW plugin, but I was very very wrong. Never mind the additional tools and filters, oh and 16-bit (per channel) working for many adjustments. When I saw how easily (and fast) you could go from a RAW image on disk to an adjusted, white balanced image I just had to have it there and then.
So I got work to buy it for me.
Cheers
Ian
09 December 2003, 01:30 PM
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God those few days went quick....!!!!!!!!!!! (Less than a few hours and a couple of phone calls) all up and running. What a programme..well worth the money!!!
Amazing what is possible...................
Amazing what is possible...................
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