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Any big differences? Antying that makes your life dramatically
easier/harder?

Since I've got PS CS, everything looks brighter!
Even my dog who run away came back to me...
no, just kidding...
It really is a better version than the 7, more easy to work with...
saves you time... but not money...

greatingzzz
::^-^::
happy budha


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> Any big differences? Antying that makes your life dramatically
> easier/harder?
>

one could only wish that CS was an abb. for cheaper softwar


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> Since I've got PS CS, everything looks brighter!
> Even my dog who run away came back to me...
> no, just kidding...
> It really is a better version than the 7, more easy to work with...
> saves you time... but not money...
>
> greatingzzz
> ::^-^::
> happy budha
>
>
> "Charles Gray" <(E-Mail Removed)> schreef in bericht
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Any big differences? Antying that makes your life dramatically
> > easier/harder?
> >
>
>

>Any big differences? Antying that makes your life dramatically
>easier/harder?

I will shoot more RAW images because I can use CS to open them in 16 bit mode.
I couldn't do that before.

Plus, I like to work on my digital images and scanned images in 16 bit mode. CS
allows you to do more editing in 16 bits.

I like the Photomerge. With it, I can eliminate a program I use for panoramas.

Text on a path - about time.

Color Replacement can be much easier. You can make a white car red, etc.

Shadow/Highlights tool can be a timesaver.

Make your own keyboard shortcuts - I suppose that is similar to Actions.

That's what I've discovered in my two days with CS. There are other
improvements that weren't as important to me but may be to others. I didn't
mention any web design improvements because I haven't got that far yet.
Lynn

Digital Photographers will benefit the most.
ABC

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> Any big differences? Antying that makes your life dramatically
> easier/harder?
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"Charles Gray" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Any big differences? Antying that makes your life dramatically
> easier/harder?

I agree with Alvie, that photographers will benefit the most. My favorites:

1. Shadow/highlight settings
2. RAW-file capability built-in
3. More comprehensive 16-bit editing (haven't used this yet).

> one could only wish that CS was an abb. for cheaper softwar

No, its stands for Constant Surveillance.

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On 12 Jan 2004 02:06:51 GMT, (E-Mail Removed) (LLutton) wrote:

>That's what I've discovered in my two days with CS. There are other
>improvements that weren't as important to me but may be to others. I didn't
>mention any web design improvements because I haven't got that far yet.
>Lynn

Web design improvements? You mean they've left out image Ready? ;-)

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James Loudon wrote:

> No, its stands for Constant Surveillance.

Probably. I know now where the code name 'DarkMatter' comes
from and why the secret splash screen in CS looks like this:
<http://home18.inet.tele.dk/madsen/photoshop/cs/splash.jpg>

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Thomas Madsen wrote:

> James Loudon wrote:
>
> > No, its stands for Constant Surveillance.
>
> Probably. I know now where the code name 'DarkMatter' comes
> from and why the secret splash screen in CS looks like this:
> <http://home18.inet.tele.dk/madsen/photoshop/cs/splash.jpg>

Outch! I don't think many people would've liked that.

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