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Category: 3rd Party Software
Link: Photoshop bugs squashed
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Bah, Photoshop CS had too many bugs coming out of the box in the first place and still has them (ex: double clicking a Photoshop file does nothing until you select an application other than Photoshop, layer options sometimes take too long to load). Photoshop CS can burn in hell as far as I'm concerned -- even though I'm not concerned as to how it burns, since I downgraded to Photoshop 7, which works much better.
I have to say, I'm sorry but I just don't see what all the dissin' on PS CS is all about. I'm a Graphics professional using OS X10.2.8 on a G4 and have been very pleased with PS. The "Version Cue" alone is worth it to our production staff and we have not seen any slowing down or bugs in particular to speak of. To be honest what they say about rotating bitmap images I don't understand. To rotate a bitmap image anything other than 90 or 180 degrees you need to first convert to grayscale, then rotate, then convert back to bitmap. I use a "action" script to perform such rotations after measuring with the ruler tool that info is stored in memory until its (the ruler tool) is used again. never seen file corruption from any functions in PS and we use all of it.
I will admit when using multiple layer effects combined with about 6 or 8 filter effects as well, a 300mb file is a bit sluggish to handle. but with only 768 mb of RAM what do I expect
I will admit when using multiple layer effects combined with about 6 or 8 filter effects as well, a 300mb file is a bit sluggish to handle. but with only 768 mb of RAM what do I expect
i must voice as well...
im a graphics professional. During the daytime I use PS7 on a wintel box. and in the evening I freelance at home on my g5 iwth PSCS.
and i must agree with Sparky. pscs has been nothing but pleasant for me. minor error/bugs aside. i cringe everytime i have to come back to ps7. many new features that i get use to using in cs that just arnt there in 7.
i whole heartly recoommeed the upgrade to all .
im a graphics professional. During the daytime I use PS7 on a wintel box. and in the evening I freelance at home on my g5 iwth PSCS.
and i must agree with Sparky. pscs has been nothing but pleasant for me. minor error/bugs aside. i cringe everytime i have to come back to ps7. many new features that i get use to using in cs that just arnt there in 7.
i whole heartly recoommeed the upgrade to all .
digitalField said:i must voice as well...
im a graphics professional. During the daytime I use PS7 on a wintel box. and in the evening I freelance at home on my g5 iwth PSCS.
and i must agree with Sparky. pscs has been nothing but pleasant for me. minor error/bugs aside. i cringe everytime i have to come back to ps7. many new features that i get use to using in cs that just arnt there in 7.
i whole heartly recoommeed the upgrade to all .
off topic but......
digitalField i see you are located in the portland area and work in graphics. my girlfriend and i might be moving out there soon if she takes a job with intel. any advice on finding a creative position out there? any companies to look into?