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Out of the choices, which graphics program do you enjoy, or use most, whilist creating/editing graphics.
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It was a toss up between Adobe Photo and Paint Shop(animation shop) for me. But I went with Adobe cause I rarely make animations and with Adobe it is easy to save a pic as whatever file you want and there are so many options. The resize/trim feature is sooo useful.
My signature pic is an Adobe photo shop creation 😉I prefer Adobe Photoshop 7 and above and also Coral Draw 9, but I voted for Photoshop, it is the best one so far, IMO.
I love simpilicity itself, MSPaint. I even actually use it! No, honestly! I used MSPaint to remove the background from the uncle Scrooge pictures in my signature.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by DJHypebyteI love simpilicity itself, MSPaint. I even actually use it! No, honestly! I used MSPaint to remove the background from the uncle Scrooge pictures in my signature.
You use Mspaintbrush to delete backgrounds!?! Wow that must take you hours, you do do a good job though 😉 Adobe photo shop(photo deluxe business edition) has a feature to “change backround” then “smart select” around the pic you want and then you can say “delete background” it takes just a few minutes. Wow I am impressed that your Scrooges look that good from Mspaintbrush. :thumbs up:
Meh, i dont need to spend hundreds of dollars on photoshop. I just use the Adobe photoshop elements that came with my dad 1600$ digital camera and Photoshop LE before that. They are both toned down versions of Photoshop itself and contain everything you need in my opinion. If someone can give me the major diffrence between photoshop and photoshop elements please do. Well i guess thats a good thing to take note of: When you buy expensive scanners, digital cameras, printers, etc. Alot of the time some editing software will be bundled with it. Sometimes good and sometimes bad
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