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What is the Cheapest way to get CS3?
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No, I don't know what that is. Also, I know this sound stupied but the function I am most interested in, as of right now, is attaching multiple pictures together to create a panoramic view. Can Elements do that?
Photoshop Elements served me well for many years. I'm sure version 5 will be out for the Mac soon. Get That.
I'd stay away from the bootled software. Yes, it's cheap but I don't think it's right to buy it, just my opinion. I think PS is overpriced but PS Elements does most of the same thing at a fraction of the cost.
I'd stay away from the bootled software. Yes, it's cheap but I don't think it's right to buy it, just my opinion. I think PS is overpriced but PS Elements does most of the same thing at a fraction of the cost.
Elements is basically a consumer version of PS - worth checking out, read some reviews etc as it's very good value for money and just what you might be looking for...
What kind of camera do you have? Canon cameras come with a program called PhotoStitch (I think that's the name). It can stitch photos together. Doesn't do anything else, though. Not sure if it's considered freeware by Canon . . . perhaps a friend can hook you up if the license allows it. also, it works with any digital photos, not just canon ones.
A torrent file links to a file stored somewhere on the internet and makes the client download it. Not all torrents are illegal, such as OpenOffice and NeoOffice are both distributed this way...however, there is tons of dodgy stuff out there.
I believe so. According to Amazon, upgrade eligibility for Photoshop CS3 is: "to use this product you must own any of the following software products: Photoshop 7.0, CS and CS 2"
