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Post by Teesside White on Nov 20, 2007 13:59:37 GMT -1
hey guys, anybody know where i can download a copy of the aforementioned photoshop?? ive got to do alot of work for my dissertation using photoshop and i need to know how to use it before i start the part of my project that involves it any sensible suggestions will be much appreciated, cheers guys
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Post by Neko Bazu on Nov 20, 2007 14:03:32 GMT -1
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Post by Teesside White on Nov 20, 2007 14:57:33 GMT -1
cheers neko, have an exalt
my housemate knows how to use torrents so ill get on to him when i can
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Post by GeoFox on Nov 20, 2007 18:27:59 GMT -1
You can download it on a free months trial if you don't need it for long. Or do what Neko said. There is a free, open source alternative, GIMP which does similar things....not to the same level I'm sure but if you're not a professional, it probably wouldn't make much difference.
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Post by Neko Bazu on Nov 20, 2007 19:35:42 GMT -1
You can download it on a free months trial if you don't need it for long. Or do what Neko said. There is a free, open source alternative, GIMP which does similar things....not to the same level I'm sure but if you're not a professional, it probably wouldn't make much difference. Photobucket is, honestly, very in-depth but kinda complicated compared to other software, for the most part - paint.net also does a lot of the same stuff, but much more easily (not all of the same stuff, though, it should be noted). He said he has to use it for his project - that might be an actual requirement for the course, in which case getting a copy and practicing is very highly recommended. I've used it for years and am still finding new stuff on it, and working things out, so if he's expected to 'know' it, then... Well, best get started asap! (And I don't mean to worry you with that, the basics are very easy to figure out
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Post by CmonYouSpurs on Nov 20, 2007 20:05:47 GMT -1
You can download it on a free months trial if you don't need it for long. Or do what Neko said. There is a free, open source alternative, GIMP which does similar things....not to the same level I'm sure but if you're not a professional, it probably wouldn't make much difference. Photobucket is, honestly, very in-depth but kinda complicated compared to other software, for the most part - paint.net also does a lot of the same stuff, but much more easily (not all of the same stuff, though, it should be noted). He said he has to use it for his project - that might be an actual requirement for the course, in which case getting a copy and practicing is very highly recommended. I've used it for years and am still finding new stuff on it, and working things out, so if he's expected to 'know' it, then... Well, best get started asap! (And I don't mean to worry you with that, the basics are very easy to figure out photobucket is easy to use ;D
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