PhotoShop CS2 = WOW!

Gordon Whittaker · May 30, 2005

I just upgraded to PhotoShop CS3 via download directly from Adobe. All I can say is WOW! A major upgrade with tons of new features.

My first version was 5 and it has just become better and better.

More info: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/main.html

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Gordy - Reading, MA - USA
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MarceloLI · May 30, 2005

Hi Gordon,

I have PS CS 2 and I really happy with this software.

Is a big diference with the new CS 3...?

What are the differences please...?

Thanks in advance.

Marcelo.

Heihachi82 · May 30, 2005

(Hi all, this is my first post!!! ;P )

I think it's a typo, CS2 is the last version, at best it could be Photoshop Elements 3...

Hovewer i've yet to update and i can't wait to use the new CR 3.0!!

tdkd13 · May 30, 2005

I've been using CS2 for a few days now, used CS for a year, some new features if your really a power user but not sure what differences are most important to you. Check Adobe's website and they outline the new features some of the more obvious ones are the new "Bridge" file handler, better RAW support and one click red eye fix.
Here is the site:
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/newfeatures.html
Ted

Mister Mantis · May 30, 2005

PAINT SHOP PRO 9.

ahem

~ Mr. Mantis ~

Fwiler · May 30, 2005

If you haven't played with smart objects, optical lense correction, spot healing brush, or the new noise reduction... you don't know what your missing.

Matt_3D · May 30, 2005

I agree. Adobe Bridge is fantastic, the auto exposure, shadowing etc makes such a difference and being able to highlight blowouts is really cool. I haven't even mentioned PS itself

-Matt

Matteo R · May 30, 2005

Noise Reduction is working ok. However a specialized plug-in like Noise Ninja is better IMO.

Matt

thx1138 · May 31, 2005

Matt_3D said:
I agree. Adobe Bridge is fantastic, the auto exposure, shadowing
etc makes such a difference and being able to highlight blowouts is
really cool. I haven't even mentioned PS itself

-Matt

I find the auto settings for RAW are always pretty much wrong and I need to manually adjust. Nice idea, but it's too agressive. Maybe a patch could be released to tame the behaviour.

Gordon Whittaker · Jun 2, 2005

Whatever Floats Your Boat!

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Gordy - Reading, MA - USA
PrintShop CS2 (registered)
Fuji FinePix 6900Z & S7000
Sunpak Auto 383 Super flash
1 - 512M xD card; 1 - 1G CF card
Apple iPod Clickwheel 40G (for music and image storage)
NAPP Member
PBase Supporter
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http://www.pbase.com/davegw/ (my son)

Gordon Whittaker · Jun 2, 2005

This is even better!

Neat Image Pro+

http://www.neatimage.com/

Been using various versions of this over the years and the latest is simply awesome!

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Gordy - Reading, MA - USA
PrintShop CS2 (registered)
Fuji FinePix 6900Z & S7000
Sunpak Auto 383 Super flash
1 - 512M xD card; 1 - 1G CF card
Apple iPod Clickwheel 40G (for music and image storage)
NAPP Member
PBase Supporter
http://www.pbase.com/gordy/
http://www.pbase.com/davegw/ (my son)

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