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Randallg89 · 12-26-2003, 07:16 PM

does anybody have paint shop pro?! im thinking about getting it. but im not sure. if you do have it would you suggest it? i really like Adobe photoshop CS and i use it at school but its like 649$! i cant afford that!
thanks!!

ThatUnimportant · 12-26-2003, 07:18 PM

i adore PSP7, i use it all the time...havent tried 8 [is there an 8? i forget]...

ive never played much with Photoshop, but i cant imagine they are that much different...though i could be wrong...

ImmortalLight · 12-26-2003, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ThatUnimportant

i adore PSP7, i use it all the time...havent tried 8 [is there an 8? i forget]...

ive never played much with Photoshop, but i cant imagine they are that much different...though i could be wrong...

yeah there's an 8 :P

Randallg89 · 12-26-2003, 07:23 PM

can you use normal paintbrush tool? like in paint? i looked on the site and im probally going to go ahaed and get it.

ponch · 12-26-2003, 07:23 PM

I never used PSP, but i have a program called photoshop elements 2.0
I love it to bits, and the best thing about it is its only £70, and it has ALOT of what the £600 version has (well the stuff you need which is quite alot). I love modding cars on ps. I have had some of my ps efforts in performanceBMW magazine.

I recomend PS elements 2.0! but i haven't tried PSP

**Luna** · 12-26-2003, 07:47 PM

From what I hear PS Elements is almost like photoshop, but costs much much less.

Photoshop is probably the better program, but I think most people would tell you to get PSP because it's easier to use.

Khemical Burn · 12-26-2003, 08:20 PM

I've used Paint Shop Pro, PhotoShop, and PhotoShot Elements.

If I never used Photoshop 7 before I used Elements, then maybe I would like it better....but I'm spoiled by regular PS...so I can't stand Elements. Personally, I like PaintShop Pro 7/8 more that Photoshop Elements, but if you've never used Photoshop 6/7 then Elements might be the thing for you

Naturally, Photoshop 7 is the best of the 3, but yeah, its like 600 bucks. And there are certain effects that you can do better in PaintShop Pro over both Photoshop applications. As far as PSP being easier to use...they're both about the same. They have different features so the experience is different (if that makes any sense). I would say go for the PaintShop program and if you haven't tried it out, you can download the trial version from Jasc.com (I think it has almost everything except one or two filters).

And yeah, you can use regular paint brushes like in paint and SO MUCH MORE!!!

Wicked Pixxie · 12-26-2003, 08:32 PM

We have it ..... It is pretty neat, you can do all kinds of shit with it....

Teh D M W · 12-26-2003, 09:09 PM

I have PSP7 I think that it's a very good program (I'v found alot of different uses for it) Bear in mind that quality-wise it might be a little lower quality than Photoshop (but not much) and I find it to be much more user-friendly than Photoshop.

sKuLd · 12-26-2003, 09:25 PM

I use PSP7 I tried PSP8 but it really sucks so now i hate it. But yeah PSP7 is a really good program

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ThatUnimportant Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: right here. Age: 28 Posts: 28 Points: 1,152.26 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 1,152.26 Donate	i adore PSP7, i use it all the time...havent tried 8 [is there an 8? i forget]... ive never played much with Photoshop, but i cant imagine they are that much different...though i could be wrong...

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ponch n00blet Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: near Brighton Posts: 17 Points: 350.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 350.00 Donate	I never used PSP, but i have a program called photoshop elements 2.0 I love it to bits, and the best thing about it is its only £70, and it has ALOT of what the £600 version has (well the stuff you need which is quite alot). I love modding cars on ps. I have had some of my ps efforts in performanceBMW magazine. I recomend PS elements 2.0! but i haven't tried PSP

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Luna emo cuppycake Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Houston Age: 25 Posts: 1,282 Points: 6,164.41 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 6,164.41 Donate	From what I hear PS Elements is almost like photoshop, but costs much much less. Photoshop is probably the better program, but I think most people would tell you to get PSP because it's easier to use.

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Khemical Burn n00blet Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: The Ninth Circle and Luvin It Baby Age: 27 Posts: 6 Points: 100.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 100.00 Donate	I've used Paint Shop Pro, PhotoShop, and PhotoShot Elements. If I never used Photoshop 7 before I used Elements, then maybe I would like it better....but I'm spoiled by regular PS...so I can't stand Elements. Personally, I like PaintShop Pro 7/8 more that Photoshop Elements, but if you've never used Photoshop 6/7 then Elements might be the thing for you Naturally, Photoshop 7 is the best of the 3, but yeah, its like 600 bucks. And there are certain effects that you can do better in PaintShop Pro over both Photoshop applications. As far as PSP being easier to use...they're both about the same. They have different features so the experience is different (if that makes any sense). I would say go for the PaintShop program and if you haven't tried it out, you can download the trial version from Jasc.com (I think it has almost everything except one or two filters). And yeah, you can use regular paint brushes like in paint and SO MUCH MORE!!!

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Wicked Pixxie Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: WV Age: 27 Posts: 316 Points: 251.35 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 251.35 Donate	We have it ..... It is pretty neat, you can do all kinds of shit with it....

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Teh D M W Uber Sexy Wavy Hair Guy<3 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Age: 37 Posts: 564 Points: 451.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 451.00 Donate	I have PSP7 I think that it's a very good program (I'v found alot of different uses for it) Bear in mind that quality-wise it might be a little lower quality than Photoshop (but not much) and I find it to be much more user-friendly than Photoshop.

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sKuLd Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Chile Age: 24 Posts: 30 Points: 143.00 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 143.00 Donate	I use PSP7 I tried PSP8 but it really sucks so now i hate it. But yeah PSP7 is a really good program

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