Which software do you use for graphics?

[hwang]

I use Photoshop... because I think it's the best for people that know how to use it, though it's very difficult to use for newbie people.

Tell me which one do you use.

 

[Rus]

I use GIMP and I have it installed on both windows and linux. I got used to it, and when i switch to another OS I still have the sam program, with same comands as in the other OS.

 

[hwang]

I use GIMP.

That's good. Seems you like a lot the software, I visited the site and look at the screenshots, it looks good. But I prefer more Photoshop than it...
Thanks for replying anyway, hear about new softwares (probably not new, but unknown for me) is good always.

 

[a1whs.com]

I just paint most of the time and adobe photoshop for gradients and other small time images.

 

[Jake]

I play Counter Strike Source alot and it has a thing you can do called "tag" its a personal picture or something you can press t when facing a wall and it sprays on the wall.
with GIMP can you make it so it wont have a white background and just the outline of the picture u want?

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Its like that but i want it like this:
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With No big square and so that theoutside of the pic blends in with the texture of the wall u spray it on.

 

[Jake]

that didnt look how i wanted it to but anyways..

 

[Arden]

GIMP is open source, which rocks.

 

[Duality]

I use Adobe Photoshop 7 because it is too expensive for me to get CS2 right now. I would if I could but they need to lower the price.

 

[Michael S.]

Photoshop and ImageReady are a good combination for an unlimited number of possibilites, webpage design, graphic design, and features like image rollovers and image maps. The best part is that there is millions of tutorials on the internet.

Flash is always a good choice for professional headers, etc. It takes a good while to know and udnerstand the software, which I'm not 100% about, but it is handy.

 

[MysteryMan]

I use Photoshop for graphics. Paint Shop Pro is good too. Photoshop has more functionalilty than Paint Shop, but its also more expensive. I use it because I feel more comfortable with it. Corel and Gimp are other good graphics applications.

 

[kamesh]

I use adobe photoshop..mann its a great toool... apart from it, i also use dream weaver. Though the application tools are limited in dream weaver, it has proven to be a great utility software.

 

[Foxy]

I've been using Photoshop for years now, so I pretty much got used to that one. Tried Paint Shop Pro, but never got the hang of it.

Prior to Photoshop, I used Corel Photo-Paint, but is it me, or do the palette colours in Corel look... dull? The palette in Photoshop much more vivid compared to that of Corel's.

 

[illusion]

I user Photoshop for graphics, but for screenshots and what not I use Paint. Photoshop tends to load too slow for very tedious tasks, whereas Paint is faster

 

[ebittner]

I do not do much graphics but I make animations and for that I use Jasc Animation Shop 3. It is a pretty good program I like it.

 

[Moridin]

Sadly I am limited to GIMP. Although it has many features similar to CS2, I am pretty unconfortable using it. It works, but just barely.

 

[Netman]

I do not do much with graphics so I only really use MS pait and a program called PhotoImpression 4 it is pretty good.

 

[shimmeringgraphix]

It really depends what kind of graphic I am making. I use Paint shop pro, Photoshop, and illustrator.

 

[AHA7]

Photoshop all the way

 

[Uf-Dah]

Image editor

Photoshops the only way to go. Took a class in high school on it and I had a girl who did my homework for me sitting on my lap. What's more impressive is that the teacher allowed it! Ah... the good old days!

As of late, I've decided to apply myself and learn the program. It's totally worth it. I haven't mastered it, but I'm getting there!

 

[gunslinger]

If you have lots of money and are an expert use Photoshop , if you want most of the same things for free use GIMP, and if you just need something simple for everyday use try paint.net, its free and very small (less than 2 mb in size).