Subject	Nah, CS2 is still quite solid.
Posted by	AbsolutZ on January 25, 2010 at 2:51 PM
	This message has been viewed 78 times.
In Reply To	Wow, I'm in the dark ages... posted by zfreak(Dallas) on January 25, 2010 at 12:06 PM
Message	But the jump to CS3 is pretty significant; CS3-CS4, not so much. Slicktop TT | 331 rwhp / 354 rwtq @ 14psi
Follow Ups	What do you use for photo editing? - toykoz32 21:32:36 01/24/10 Re: What do you use for photo editing? - Tech@EPR 21:41:16 01/24/10 Nothing beats Adobe Photoshop. - Graphx007 21:43:53 01/24/10 Photoshop/Raw Edit mainly. - bstyleZ 21:50:33 01/24/10 90% Lightroom (now on 3 beta), send maybe 10% to PS (n/m) - Guapo 21:58:52 01/24/10 Lightroom 3 or Apple Aperture (n/m) - Tikigod (Denver) 22:01:53 01/24/10 Photoshop. (n/m) - Stadsport (PHX) 22:50:35 01/24/10 picnik dot com (n/m) - gnozahs 23:10:25 01/24/10 what are you trying to do to your pictures? - SuparexTT 23:20:48 01/24/10 Refine them and get rid of some of the blemishes (n/m) - toykoz32 23:37:01 01/24/10 Photoshop Elements - alpha_omega16 02:05:09 01/25/10 Photoshop is the best by far but... - rojoloco (San Diego) 06:31:10 01/25/10 Photoshop CS4. (n/m) - AbsolutZ 07:32:20 01/25/10 Wow, I'm in the dark ages... - zfreak(Dallas) 12:06:56 01/25/10 Nah, CS2 is still quite solid. - AbsolutZ 14:51:56 01/25/10 If you're looking for freeware, try out GIMP (n/m) - black300zx 07:47:34 01/25/10 So, maybe the better question... - thumper300zx 08:58:47 01/25/10 I own a legal copy - TT XTZ 10:25:07 01/25/10 I paid $100 for CS4. (n/m) - chicagozer 12:24:50 01/25/10 No. (n/m) - Optima 14:32:03 01/25/10 no (n/m) - Agent X 14:37:54 01/25/10 gimp is a great free alternative - Antihero 14:42:38 01/25/10 At work, yes. (n/m) - AbsolutZ 14:52:28 01/25/10 The GIMP (n/m) - lazer(NV) 15:52:59 01/25/10
Post a Followup	You cannot reply to this message because you are not logged in.