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Postby Kotik on Fri Jun 17, 2005 11:38 pm

Here is my opinion having used a bit of Pain Shop Pro and quite alot of Photoshop. Using photoshop you have this HUGE plus point that unlike Paint Shop Pro. in Photoshop you have thousands of thousands of tutorials that will cover each and every aspect of photoshop you would ever need for photo-editting. Apart from that I think that more then 80% of the digital photo-editting persons use Photoshop that opens another door for the photoshop users. You can ask your questions and you would get your answers immidiately (for example on this forum).

I'm not saying that Paint shop pro is a useless application. I'm just saying that unless you like to read thick books to learn a program or like to spend your time searching the internet for hours finding the answer to your simple questions you could go for Paint shop pro.
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Postby Kotik on Fri Jun 17, 2005 11:41 pm

S_N_A_R_K wrote:I know even less. I've been mostly working 3D for the past decade and am moving back into 2D. Do you know if the two prgrams can talk to each other? Can PhotoShop convert its files to PSP and can Paint Shop Pro convert its files to PSD? Even though I use CS, my network includes Paint Shop Pro users and I wonder how easy it will be to move files between us.

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A layer with graphic can be read by both Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop. Unless you save your work in some wicked format or something it should work perfectly fine. Never made any problem to me.
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Postby S_N_A_R_K on Sat Jun 18, 2005 9:46 am

Thanks! Oh, hey, quick non-sequitur - is there a forum like this for music and sound apps like Acid Pro and Sound Forge?

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