I tend to agree.  I moved to to Photoshop late last year after using PD and PE
for a few years.  The added horsepower has me to reduces my overall costs and
generally improve the overall quality of the photos I use in my work.  I've found
the learning exercise to be interesting and helpful in other applications that I
become involved with from time to time.

Otis Wright

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I don't agree. Photoshop is as complicated or uncomplicated as you make it.
> There are many features that you may not use and may never use but once you
> start exploring there is no limit to the creativity it offers. I regularly
> read through my manual, not because I have to but because I want to pick up
> more information. I went to the library yesterday and picked up a number of
> books on photoshop that are likely easier to understand than the manual and
> full of creative ideas. I do have photodeluxe on my computer as well and use
> it once in a while for simple things but it often gets in the way even when
> using it in the advanced mode.
> If you have photoshop, it is certainly worth learning... I consider it my
> best photographic tool.
> Vic
> In a message dated 1/10/03 11:21:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> >I snipped a bit from Keith's post but I sure agree with his sentiments.
> >
> >Even Photoshop LE is sufficiently more complex and more of a RAM hog than
> >what I use now  which is Photo Deluxe 4.0 -  which it seems is just a paired
> >down more
> >user friendly version that appear to follow the same rules as the full
> >blown
> >versions.  Ive been
> >able to just tinker with it for the most part to get it to work for me.
> > I've never
> >been good at reading tech manuals and, heaven forfend, any type of Video
> >Professor
> >or audio tape would drive me nuts.  I've been able to learn stuff about
> >it from the
> >discussions here about Photoshop, too.  Photodeluxe 4.0 and Photoshop LE
> >were
> >included with my Epson 1640  SU Photo scanner - That is, free.  the best
> >of all
> >possible reason for using it :)
> >
> >annsan the thrifty
> >

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