New Photoshop CS 2 worth to buy ?
photoshop cs 2 worth to buy ?
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Hard to say when its not even released yet, how the hell should we know? Unless there is a gfy'er that works for adobe. -
The new features look cool!
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which are??Originally posted by ChupachupsThe new features look cool!Comment
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I like the spot remover (you can removal tattooes from peoples bodies with it)Originally posted by TraxComment
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i downloaded the free trial and it looked great and worked even better . Photoshop 7.0 is ganna be out soon ... in with CS 2Comment
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Check "vanishing point" on their site.Originally posted by TraxComment
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Photoshop 7? Wtf are you talking about?Originally posted by zuzanadesign..and I'm off.Comment
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Yes, definitely worth it to buy this update.Originally posted by ChupachupsThe new features look cool!Comment
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I think he means he's gonna dump his old version (7.0) and go with CS2.Originally posted by TeenGodFatherComment
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The new tools will make webdesigners and webmasters life MUCH MUCH easier, can't wait for the new version to come out!Comment
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LOL, Dont lie you got the torrent of the leaked copy, Since there isnt a key for it yet leaked you have to go and install the 30 day trial of it, I installed it and its fucking utter crap, I seems each copy of photoshop that is released it gets slower and more bogged down with bullshit, I never notice much of a change in CS2 except for its slower than shit with its new "user interface" snazyy look..Originally posted by zuzanadesign
I really wish programs like Adobe, Macromedia and all the others would stop with the Snazzy interfaces with all the fading effects and shit, All that does is slow down productivity..Comment
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Adobe purchased MacromediaOriginally posted by MrC
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Yeah, Both companies have created the most bogged down slow software of all times, What the fuck is wrong with software companies now a days, like Photoshop 7 runs clean and smooth then Photoshop CS runs a little choppy compared to 7 and now CS2 is just even more shit, Just like Dreamweaver it was nice at first then all this .NET Interface boom has landed on all these programs and it just slows the piss out of them even on a fast setup..Originally posted by Project-ShadowAdobe purchased MacromediaComment
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