i'm looking into getting software to redesign my logos. what are good suggestions for software. someone told me to look into adobe illustrator. whats your opinions
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If you are looking to design fancy logos with lots of effects, then Photoshop is best. If you want to design clean, professional corporate style logos that can be used for print and other media, then Illustrator would be appropriate.
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Ever heard of Macromedia?Originally posted by tootie
If you are looking to design fancy logos with lots of effects, then Photoshop is best. If you want to design clean, professional corporate style logos that can be used for print and other media, then Illustrator would be appropriate.
Some of the best designers in the world don't use Adobe products.Comment
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i have a copy of illustrator and fireworks too. i have yet to use either.
the logos i want to design are going to be pretty detailed but they're only going to be used for sites, not print
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They are doing web design only I think.. classy dtp people and grapgic designers stick to Adobe and all the fancy stuff can be done in high rez also using Illustrator and/or Photoshop. And Adobe Golive rocks too.Originally posted by AaronM
Ever heard of Macromedia?
Some of the best designers in the world don't use Adobe products.
Dtp=desktop publishing.
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paintshop pro is pretty decent and user friendly and can save work to psd and all other formats as well
and alot cheaper then ps
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for vector editing software. i recommend coreldraw
for bitmap or image editing software... nothing beats photoshop!
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I have and have used them and didn't like them. What's your beef with me, troll?Originally posted by AaronM
Ever heard of Macromedia?
Some of the best designers in the world don't use Adobe products.
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<img src="http://www.gofuckyourself.com/images/smilies/1orglaugh.gif" width="200"><img src="http://www.gofuckyourself.com/images/smilies/1orglaugh.gif" width="200">Originally posted by almighty
paintshop pro is pretty decent and user friendly and can save work to psd and all other formats as well and alot cheaper then ps
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