You can get CS2 Photoshop for free from Adobe: http://home.eyesonff.com/general-cha...ree-stuff.html
It's an older version but I think it's fantastic.
You can get CS2 Photoshop for free from Adobe: http://home.eyesonff.com/general-cha...ree-stuff.html
It's an older version but I think it's fantastic.
CS2 is a solid version. Also probably performs better on older computers than CS6
everything is wrapped in gray
i'm focusing on your image
can you hear me in the void?
Weird. Works for me on both my 10 year old XP laptop and my brand spanking new 8.1 laptop What was the problem?
You can always just download free trials of Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro. They last 30 days. I think Photoshop might be hard to get a free trial of now because of their Creative Cloud thing, but worth a shot.
I actually have a bunch of CS4 discs too, so if you need me to mail one let me know. Mac or PC?
I havent used Gimpshop but I've used Photoshop and GIMP and while I think GIMP is pretty swish I keep going back to photoshop because Im too use to it. If I had familiarized myself with GIMP before PS I think I would love it.
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
I'm not really sure what the difference between GIMP and Gimpshop is meant to be. Also some research tells me that Gimpshop is old and out of date, so GIMP is the way to go.
GIMP has single window mode (which is amazing, turn it on immediately), which makes the interface almost identical to Photoshop anyway.
Haha, I remember years and years ago when I first started using GIMP the lack of a single window mode bothered me but now I can't live without all those movable windows.
But then again I also seem to be one of the few people in the world who has never touched Photoshop!
I love Photoshop, but when I got my new laptop I was too lazy to get it again because my internet was crap, so I got GIMP instead. GIMP is more up to date than Gimpshop. Gimpshop was designed to look more like Photoshop, but as others have mentioned, GIMP now has a single windowed mode that works a treat.