which one better for Photoshop: Can any one explain the biggest diffrence between them , and which one is better to use it with Photoshop ?
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the difference is just the size. if you have a big screen, bamboo fun would be a better choice. even your monitor is small, bigger tablet may offer more precision. but i believe most people would be fine with craft size.
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The plugin version of Portrait Professional runs within Photoshop so you can retouch an image while you're doing other kinds of editing. For a seamless workflow, this is the best option. There is also a standalone version, which runs as a separate software program. It works just as well as the plugin, but you have to open your image in Portrait Professional and then export it. I've used both methods and strongly recommend the plugin. By "three versions" maybe you mean the one that can handle raw files; I haven't tried it, but as long as it can work as a plugin it would be worth a try.
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Hi, I found no difference whatsoever! I alternate between the 2 of them depending on which one is cheaper! Hope that helps! :)
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It is very similar to Lightroom & Photoshop. You can create layers, which in Lightroom you cannot. There are tools to remove just about anything. I found it very easy to use compared to Lightroom & Photoshop. However, the program's compatibility with Windows 7 Pro had fatal issues with me, therefore I just went Adobe. Adobe products ARE better than this, but if you aren't a professional, this program is a very good alternative, considering its price.
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It is a standalone product. It is geared towards photo manipulation whereas Photoshop is a full blown digital compositing and composing solution.
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This is a very hard question to answer. I assume that you are asking about the comparison between CorelDraw in general and CS6, right? Not between the Student Suites and CS6? Basically, the design logic behind these two programs are very different, on purpose, of course. If you are used to one, it's hard to get used to the other one. It's just like Apple vs. Microsoft. Personally, I think I am more of an expert of Corel than of Adobe Photoshop. I know that Corel can do many easy tricks that are sometimes more complicated to achieve in Photoshop. I can do most of the things that Photoshop can do with Corel, but I am not expert enough to find something in Photoshop that I CAN'T do with Corel. There must be some, but I just don't know yet. Also, I think Corel is easier to use and you can create something similar with fewer and simpler steps in Corel, compared with Photoshop. But like I said earlier, this is a very personal perspective and experience-based. However, considering the prices between these two programs, if you are not a career graphic designer, and I would definitely recommend CorelDraw. On the contrary, if you think you will want to work in a graphic design company, Photoshop is the one to go. It also seems that Photoshop has a bigger support community which is either Adobe based, or supported by Adobe. If you'd like to know more about any specific areas, please do specify and let me know. Hope this helps.
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i don't know a thing about photoshop, but when i d/l pictures to other programs, it often takes a few seconds for them to "load." this has them starting out blurry and then clearing in a matter of seconds, at most.
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I find it works well in photoshop. certainly better than a mouse. It takes a lot of practice to get fine details, but I think it's worth it.
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Wish I could answer your question, but I don't know which of the two is better. Sorry :(
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This company has two versions. One for Paintshop and one for Photoshop. Be sure to order the correct version to meet your needs. Great company to do business with. I ordered the wrong version and they super about helping me correct my mistake.
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Adobe Photoshop Elements 9. This is not a full version, but you would never guess it by its functionality. I have yet to come across any "pay barrier" or features grayed out.
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I have taken a few pictures in RAW, which I then used the raw converter that came with the camera and brought in Photoshop. They both came out outstanding. It's just too much work to make all the conversion, transfers, etc. So I don't bother with it too frequently.
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Too many to address here. The short answer is that if you edit images one at a time and only need basic cataloguing capability, get Elements. It is very good image editor. On the other hand, if you need to be able to process, caption, keyword and catalogue large numbers of images simultaneously, get Lightroom. Lightroom handles 90% + of my processing needs, but lacks a few filters and layer features that Elements has that I find useful, so I use both. If I had to only own one, it would be Lightroom without question. Once you learn catalogue management it is a great program, and I really love that adjusted images don't have to be saved. Lightroom saves the adjustment recipe for each image, and these can be tweaked indefinitely without affecting the original image file or necessitating saving a copy of the adjusted image (this helps keep file management very clean and neat without multiple copies of images floating around). If you can only own one, best to download trial versions of both and try them before you buy. Most of the techniques you learn in one package will carry over fairly well to the other, so you won't be wasting much time if you decide against one on which you've invested time.
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In my opinion the small is much easier to Cary and use. One of the biggest experts of Photoshop Mr Kelby of Kelby training also recommends and uses the same.
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I've been using PhotoSuite 4 since it came out ... was it 18 years ago? Used it for 8 years in a professional photography plant to doctor bad photos. It's fast and easy. I only used Adobe for fine sharpening and more accurate resolution changes and cropping. And I just used it on my new Windows Home Premium 7 Acer netbook. Works just like it always did. Next I'll try it on Windows 8.1.
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It's up to your imagination in what you can do by using layering to move objects from one photo to another, or just remove objects. It's by far the best bang for the buck, make sure you get the ultimate and when you load it, do both the 32 and 64 bit version as there are many existing tools that only run on 32 bits that you can import, you can even import Adobe images. I extracted a red rose from a bush, and filled the background in black after changing the rose to soft white, came out beautiful. Best of all, there are both text and video help for the tools even on youtube. It will take time to learn and I recommend taking notes when you do something, saves effort next time you try it. Enjoy
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Hello Thomas, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. Teresa's answer is correct. The only thing I would add is that the Corel PaintShop Pro compatible package is separate and can be viewed by entering "digital backgrounds paintshop pro" into the Amazon search engine. If you are looking for the best investment and don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on Photoshop, I would recommend the Photoshop Elements. I do believe that Adobe is currently offering a Photoshop/Lightroom combo special for only $10 a month. Thank you for your inquiry. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Best Regards, Clive Hello Thomas, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. Teresa's answer is correct. The only thing I would add is that the Corel PaintShop Pro compatible package is separate and can be viewed by entering "digital backgrounds paintshop pro" into the Amazon search engine. If you are looking for the best investment and don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on Photoshop, I would recommend the Photoshop Elements. I do believe that Adobe is currently offering a Photoshop/Lightroom combo special for only $10 a month. Thank you for your inquiry. If you have any other questions, feel free to... » Read More Hello Thomas, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. Teresa's answer is correct. The only thing I would add is that the Corel PaintShop Pro compatible package is separate and can be viewed by entering "digital backgrounds paintshop pro" into the Amazon search engine. If you are looking for the best investment and don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on Photoshop, I would recommend the Photoshop Elements. I do believe that Adobe is currently offering a Photoshop/Lightroom combo special for only $10 a month. Thank you for your inquiry. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Best Regards, Clive « Show Less