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Old 24-04-2007, 12:02 PM
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Not sure if this is the place to post or ask questions like this , just got a new camera Finepix S5600 great camera lots of features to play with thinking of gettiing photoshop but which one ? Elements? or full Photoshop CS3 new to this so do not want something over the top and to techi any help appreciated
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Old 24-04-2007, 12:14 PM
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Hi Mate,

We’ve got CS2 as my wife is a designer and I’m always toying with images. My advice would be to get the full monty and just teach yourself by trial and error. Most features are simple to use and it will bring a completely new side to your digital images – the features, filters, and effects are endless.

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Just start with Picassa from Google - it's free matey. There's loads of features on there to enhance your pic's and re size etc, then take it from there if you feel you need to

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check out www.download.com they have a few good free downloads for photo shop and similar progs you can get a few trial versions see which you prefer
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Old 24-04-2007, 12:24 PM
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i've seen a few 'how to' books and mags for photoshop and all under a tenner in whsmith
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you can get photoshop from any torrent site along with loads of other photoshop stuff theres plugins ,books ,video and all manner of other photoshop goodies

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Old 24-04-2007, 08:04 PM
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you can get photoshop from any torrent site along with loads of other photoshop stuff theres plugins ,books ,video and all manner of other photoshop goodies

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total novice how does torrent work can you give me a link i assume you have to pay for downloads etc amy help appreciated
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Old 25-04-2007, 11:27 AM
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An offical copy of photoshop will set you back in the region of £600 for a personal copy and much more for a professional/work use one. That is of course if you actaully buy it. I am yet to meet one person who has actaully purchased a copy, either torrents, kazaa or a copy from a mate.
Very good program, easy to learn the basics, much harder to get very good with it.
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sorry lads but we can't be seen to be encouraging software piracy theres enough info on here to help track down a copy and i'm drawing the line at that
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