I will eventually subscribe to CC although CS6 is still working for me.
However, I’ve read that it has problems with the latest version of OSX. So I
will eventually be left behind if I don’t upgrade
Paul
> On Oct 27, 2018, at 7:03 AM, Jostein Øksne wrote:
>
> LOL...
> I'd like to think
I dont know about CS6, Im still using CS2 which adobe offered totally
free for a while
on their website as a legacy solution.
jco
On Fri, 26 Oct 2018 21:21:55 -0400, John wrote:
On 10/26/2018 16:43, Jostein wrote:
After a harddrive replacement a good year ago, Photoshop CS6 has kept
It's not deactivation that is the problem. The problem is that the
activation does not stick. When I look in the Windows Registry, I see
that the hard drive migration has generated an orphaned SID structure,
which may be where the problem is. If my suspicion is right, the License
key
Thanks P.J.
The only reason that keeps me from playing with editors like
RawTherapee, DxO, C1 (or Corel AfterShot, for that matter), is that they
are not good DAMs. The true strength of Lightroom is exactly that. It
combines good archiving, basic raw file editing, and good integration
with
Thanks for that, JCO,
I have licenses for both CS4 and 6, so hopefully I don't need to regress that
far.
Jostein
Den 27. oktober 2018 11.03.15 CEST, skrev "J.C. O'Connell" :
>I dont know about CS6, Im still using CS2 which adobe offered totally
>
>free for a while
>on their website as a
Jostein, I just have to say it: the best advanced editor available is
Photoshop.
After recent Mac OS X updates started to erode my CS5 enough to be
troublesome, I finally gave in and subscribed to CC. It has been, for me,
worthwhile. Lightroom integrates better with Ps, both are speedier, and Ps
LOL...
I'd like to think that I'm more prone to pragmatism than to curmudgeonry, but
well... :-)
Aside from bitching, my reasoning is that if I need to upgrade, I might as well
consider the competition. The price for Photoshop has always been a bit steep
for the way I use it. I made my last
Am 27.10.18 um 13:22 schrieb Paul Stenquist:
I will eventually subscribe to CC although CS6 is still working for me.
However, I’ve read that it has problems with the latest version of OSX. So I
will eventually be left behind if I don’t upgrade
I'm admittedly more than a little fed up with
Bruce Walker wrote:
>On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 7:03 AM Jostein Øksne wrote:
>>
>> Other developers are improving their products too, so essentially, if they
>> can do now what CS6 can do, it's what I need it for.
>
>I can say with assurance that they do not. The majority of these
>products are
So I bit the bullet and reinstalled Windows from a clean and scrubbed drive.
Lo and behold, all Adobe license numbers stick, and Lightroom runs
smoothly with the original database.
There's still the issue of the ageing GUI of Photoshop CS6, but now at
least I have time to reflect and perhaps
what happened to me was I bought a copy of PS 6.0 nos and when I tried to
activate
it the adobe server was no longer available for it and they offered CS2
for free
on their website as a solution.
jco
On Sat, 27 Oct 2018 07:08:21 -0400, Jostein Øksne wrote:
Thanks for that, JCO,
I have
On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 7:03 AM Jostein Øksne wrote:
>
> Other developers are improving their products too, so essentially, if they
> can do now what CS6 can do, it's what I need it for.
I can say with assurance that they do not. The majority of these
products are going after the Lightroom
MARK!
On 10/27/2018 5:22 AM, Bruce Walker wrote:
Being a self-righteous dogmatic
curmudgeon has its downsides.
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CS6 has a problem? Or the latest version of OS X has a problem with CS6?
If it's the latter, I expect it will eventually get fixed. Apple, for all their
faults, does occasionally listen to their users. Rarely maybe, but it does happen.
I'm still using CS6 with no problems, but I'm a Windoze
If you run Win10 on high dpi displays: Right click on the program icon and
select properties > Compatibility and last Change high DPI settings. Try
all combo's and one of them should result in a larger GUI in photoshop
On Sat, 27 Oct 2018 at 15:41, Jostein wrote:
> So I bit the bullet and
On 10/27/2018 11:30, Mark Roberts wrote:
Bruce Walker wrote:
On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 7:03 AM Jostein Øksne wrote:
Other developers are improving their products too, so essentially, if
they can do now what CS6 can do, it's what I need it for.
I can say with assurance that they do not. The
On 10/27/2018 05:03, J.C. O'Connell wrote:
I dont know about CS6, Im still using CS2 which adobe offered totally free for
a while
on their website as a legacy solution.
jco
I got a free upgrade to "CS2" from Adobe, but only because I bought the
shrink-wrap version of "CS" a week before
So, say that theoretically I was thinking about buying a 4k monitor ...
What buzzwords do I need to check off?
Needs to be Windoze7 compatible. I expect I'll also need a new video card to
drive it, so anything you want to add about that would be welcome as well.
I'm looking for something in
Ips, I picked up what seamed too be a nice 4k, but it turned out to be tn and
just didn't work well for photography
On October 27, 2018 6:10:33 PM PDT, John wrote:
>So, say that theoretically I was thinking about buying a 4k monitor ...
>
>What buzzwords do I need to check off?
>
>Needs to be
IPS as Larry has already said, there are other technologies that will
give as good results but they are not as common, and tend to be more
expensive, and wide gamut, unless you're willing to put up with less
than the entire RGB color space. You might also look for Adobe RGB
support, though
On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 07:35:20PM +0200, Toine wrote:
> If you run Win10 on high dpi displays: Right click on the program icon and
> select properties > Compatibility and last Change high DPI settings. Try
> all combo's and one of them should result in a larger GUI in photoshop
It probably
What about the plugins? Do Nik filters work with Affinity Photo?
Yes.
(At least the previous versions do.)
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I've had Affinity Photo on my iPad Pro for a year or so, only started using it
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