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Adobe Photoshop CS4 Advice Please
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Running the full CS3 suite on a 7 year old Mac G4 and it's runs fine, once loaded, I work in RAW so it really pushes it. But wouldn't use it on a similarly aged PC, I doubt it'd run very quickly, only using it on more modern PCs...0
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I have found that users of elements very quickly outgrow the features and need something with a bit more oomph.
I think that very much depends on the user. Some buy it as a stepping stone to Photoshop, as they're into photography, whereas some buy it to edit their photos.
I don't know any happy-snappers who have expressed a need for Photoshop.0 -
I have found that users of elements very quickly outgrow the features and need something with a bit more oomph.
I do like it when people start using these highly technical terms ! I remember when a TV shop sales man lost a potential customer (me !) when all he could say about a very expensive video recorder was that it was "the bee's knees" !
This contains a lot of sensible comment:-
http://www.graphic-design.com/Photoshop/vs_elements.html
I've used Elements for years and found it to do everything I need and lots I don't need as well.0
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