> It's not. Its point and click in GIMP. In fact we find GIMP much more > easier and faster than Photoshop. There is a huge set of options > available under filter. We even use GIMP to create generic animations. hmm, actually I've never used PS and mostly worked with GIMP for my little requirements here and there. Half the time i'd read up PS tutorials and work a little out of the way to figure it out for GIMP. That shapes my opinion.
> Same with GIMP. What is there than photoshop can do but GIMP can't. If > you are a poweruser and know PS, then only you will be able to use full > power of GIMP. I repeat we use GIMP for everything. And non of of > designers are coder or programmers. I never said GIMP lacked features. I said it is not as obvious as others. Again, how will one become a poweruser if he cannot get past the initial curve? Let us be honest, for most beginners GIMP is a little intimidating. That is not to say PS is more user friendly or intuitive. A simple search ends up returning more PS methods than GIMP. Why don't power users like you add more tutorials onto the web? > Enough said, now here are the guides to learn GIMP: > http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/ > http://www.gimp.org/books/ > http://www.graphics-muse.org/artistsguide/ :) I am sure every gimp user knows these links. Anyway, it helps to have it the same thread :) Abishek _______________________________________________ ILUGC Mailing List: http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
