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[DonYukon]

mean green what editor are you using if you dont mind me asking?

 

[Horns]

That looks awesome Baron.

 

[Mean Green]

mean green what editor are you using if you dont mind me asking?

A mix between Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop Elements! I do most of the sigs on Photoshop Elements, which is basically the Work Truck model of photoshop. It's light and has a nice interface to use for work like that. However on renders I use Photoshop CS5. It is a lot more feature rich then elements, some of which are needed when doing a vehicle render!

That looks awesome Baron.

Thanks Jack!

 

[DonYukon]

A mix between Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop Elements! I do most of the sigs on Photoshop Elements, which is basically the Work Truck model of photoshop. It's light and has a nice interface to use for work like that. However on renders I use Photoshop CS5. It is a lot more feature rich then elements, some of which are needed when doing a vehicle render!



Thanks Jack!

ive been wanting to do this if i want to do simply Sigs and such or slight photoshops is elements all i need ? and FYI i run a macbook pro will i have any issues ?

 

[Horns]

You won't have any issued running elements on your mac book pro. Like baron said, you should be fine with elements unless you start getting into professional type work.

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[Mean Green]

ive been wanting to do this if i want to do simply Sigs and such or slight photoshops is elements all i need ? and FYI i run a macbook pro will i have any issues ?

Pretty much what Jack said. I don't really have any experience using a Mac/Apple, but the program itself is very powerful tool it just takes some time to learn! For light photoshop work and to get your feet wet, elements will suit you just fine! When you start getting into full blown renders, heavy editing, and professional work. Then CS5 is the right tool for the job! Photoshop is not something you can learn over night, it takes a lot and I mean a LOT of practice to get good at it! I can post up a few of my renders if you'd like to see some of the things you can do with the program!

Another option is a program that I've heard a lot of people use, is "gimp". It's free, but I have no idea how it compares to Photoshop as I've never used it. But it's free so it may be worth giving it a shot! Elements runs about $99, and CS5 is substantially more then that. If you have any Photoshop questions, I'll be happy to help!

 

[DonYukon]

Pretty much what Jack said. I don't really have any experience using a Mac/Apple, but the program itself is very powerful tool it just takes some time to learn! For light photoshop work and to get your feet wet, elements will suit you just fine! When you start getting into full blown renders, heavy editing, and professional work. Then CS5 is the right tool for the job! Photoshop is not something you can learn over night, it takes a lot and I mean a LOT of practice to get good at it! I can post up a few of my renders if you'd like to see some of the things you can do with the program!

Another option is a program that I've heard a lot of people use, is "gimp". It's free, but I have no idea how it compares to Photoshop as I've never used it. But it's free so it may be worth giving it a shot! Elements runs about $99, and CS5 is substantially more then that. If you have any Photoshop questions, I'll be happy to help!

i tried gimp on my old computer a while back but since its free it came with no tutorials or learning software i was lost as a baby raccoon i didnt know WTH i was doing , i think im going to buy the elements and give it a try , i dont really think i would go for pro simply because i dont see me having the time to do all that but yes i would like to see renderings

 

[Kurt3]

Holy crap! That looks sweet!! Thank you very much, and Don thanks for trying too! Im going to upload it tonight.

 

[97PROSHOZ71]

Compared to Photoshop, Gimp sucks, IMO. I used to use Paint.NET, it was ok, but I learned photoshop in school, so that's all I use now.

 

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