(02-05-2009 01:34 PM)andyhoffman Wrote:  GIMP's not bad, but obviously photoshop is better since it's a paid product, minus anything CS3, which is really user-unfriendly.

I totally agree on that, installed cs3 and it took 3 hours....

I have the CS3 suite! It took awhile to get used to it, but now I can't imagine going back. I mostly use Photoshop with a little bit of Fireworks thrown in there.

Microsoft Paint, Paint.net, and Photoshop are the ones I use. I'm no good at them though.

(02-06-2009 08:24 PM)subman Wrote:  

(02-05-2009 01:34 PM)andyhoffman Wrote:  GIMP's not bad, but obviously photoshop is better since it's a paid product, minus anything CS3, which is really user-unfriendly.

I totally agree on that, installed cs3 and it took 3 hours....

Takes what? Double that time to uninstall? =/

Honestly is use cs2 for image work but for all coding i use a simple free editor chami at chami.com

I use photoshop.

It cost a lot but I love it, no regrets as I did when I bought paint shop pro. <-- even though I think psp is easier, I like the more professional approach to photoshop's design and there's far more addons for it.

Sometimes I use Dreamweaver and Fireworks, though rarely.
~Joey

I use the GIMP. For about 90% of the non-professional level tasks most people need to perform, it's perfect. However if you want to really make sure the colors come out just right, Photoshop is more along your line. I have CS4 installed on my Vista partition for just such cases.

I use Adobe Photoshop CS2

I design software for use create some batter effacts and some animeted.






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