which photoshop is it that you can retouch photos and make the people in it look slimmer or bigger
Like the man said, CS3 :)
Adobe Photoshop CS3
hi
as other note:
potoshop cs3
try corel drw the last edition too its easier to work with
I use Photoshop 7.0 mainly for photo editing, my local camera shop recommended that I upgrade to CS3 as my software is quite old now. Is it worth it (for 拢150)? What are the main differences between the software programs? What do you think?
This is the first time Adobe doesn't let you upgrade from any older version, 7.0 is the oldest they let you upgrade from, so next version you may have to buy the full version if you don't upgrade now.
If photo shop 7 is doing all you need then don't bother. I have photo shop 7 and I actually use microsoft digital imaging suite most of the time. It is a very simple program to use and just as good for most things. My friend uses photo shop cs but it is a bit complex.
I used to work with Photoshope ME which is simply the 7.0 and when i upgrade it to CS1 which is 8.0 i noticed the environment and the filters and plugins and the mergin of the pics plus the layer section rocks,
now i have CS2 9.0 and am happy with it, and about CS3 10.0 i havent heard much changes.
Not necessarily. Adobe PS7 is still good and upgrading to CS3 is not bad unless you have a huge RAM. CS3 uses a magnitude of memory and may slow down your PC so i highly recommend you stick with PS7. or you could upgrade to 8 or CS2. CS2 is the best compared with the rest.
i think that your camera shop will most likely want you to spend a lot of money on them, personally i think that the high prices of CS2 and CS3 are a bit of a joke, the features are dramatically improved in cs2 compared to PS.7 so an upgrade is worthwhile, but i would recommend downloading the trial first from here: https://www.adobe.com/downloads/ and then (if your feeling illegal) just get a keygen (using a search or a torrent download) and voila a free version of an amazing piece of software!
Yes, it's great.
Save your money and stick with 7.0 until you just can't wait any longer, i.e. you run into some compatibility issues down the road (though I don't see that happening, really).
If it does what you need it to do now, why switch?
As long as Photoshop 7 is doing what you want it to, I don't see why you should upgrade.
About Photoshop cs3:
http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pressroo...
its better if you upgrade it becouse cs version is very cool and many added features...
How do I create a fancy kind of frame by using Photoshop?
i don't know what you mean by fancy...i know of a very nice tutorial for an ornamental type of frame, but it can be somewhat difficult depending on your skill level.
http://www.photoshopforfun.com/frame_k.h...
if this doesn't suit your fancy (what a great pun) you can find plenty more photo frame tutorials at tutorialized.com
http://www.tutorialized.com/search.php?i...
hopefully this helps, good luck!
I'm using Photoshop CS
I use the Clone Stamp Tool to paint textures at work. Recently, the software had to be reinstalled and some of its settings have changed. One thing that now works differently than it had before is the Clone Stamp Tool and I don't know how to change it back.
Before, I would select an area to clone. I'll call the exact point I clicked on the Origin Point. Then, as I painted a new area with the Clone Stamp Tool, the clone curser would mimic the movements of my paint brush over the area so long as I held down my mouse button. When I released the mouse button, the clone curser would snap back to the Origin Point.
Now it behaves differently. The clone curser does not snap back to the Origin Point if I release the mouse button. Instead, it maintains its current position. I do not want this as it makes it very hard to paint large irregular areas using the Clone Stamp Tool if I'm cloning a texture from a small pattern swatch I made.
Uncheck the ''Align'' box.
Alright, Well, the thing is, i like to draw my own photoshop brushes. (just got into it recently) and, i've tried EVERYTHING! from using, sharpie, a pen, a very inky pen, but everytime i scan it, it just comes out ugly . it isn't smooth, and it looks like i used pencil or something . i've seen other people that say they draw their brushes, and the ones they do come out smooth, and they actually look like brushes.
what am i doing wrong? can anyone guide me on how to make my brushes look like actual brushes i got from elsewhere?
also, i'd like some serious answers, and those who answer and/or try to help, i greatly appreciate it. :-)
by the way, i have adobe photoshop CS2
I am a elite when it comes to this stuff,so ill be glad ,to answer.
Ok,i suggest you make you brushes with adobe%26lt;not drawn%26gt;%26lt;not hand made%26gt; do it by photoshop,do this with the pen tool,and when you get the hang of it make your own brushes and gimme some k?
P.s. i hate brushing....and love filtering
Okay so i've had photoshop Elements 4.0 and i was making skins [[for bebo]] then the ''save for web'' just disappeared...
in simpler form it wont let me save for web anymore...
how can i get it back?
Louise x
Uninstall the program and reinstall it.
In Photoshop: how do you make a brush shape outline visible while using it?
Go to file%26gt;preferences%26gt;display and cursors, and select 'Brush Size' under 'Painting Cursors'.
If you have caps lock on, your brush will display as a crosshair.
