Computer Graphics with Photoshop - Photoshop feature research

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Photoshop feature research

Chris Peerman

2004-10-03, 7:14 pm

I am currently doing research into PhotoShop and other popular image
editing package. The current section of my research mainly concerns:

- What would you say is good about the package?
- What would you say is bad about the package?
- What are your favourite features?
- What other image editors do you use?
- What features would you like included within mainstream image editor
applications?

Any help would me much appreciated.

Yours sincerely,
Chris.

Artie

2004-10-03, 7:14 pm

Hi Chris - one reflection

Remember that responses will be subjective unless the poster really has got
their head around everything in PS

For example, I know very little about PSCS and the challenge of learning is
fantastic

There again I am not a stressed-out image pro meeting a deadline

Great kit though!

Arty

"Chris Peerman" <blackfox30@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I am currently doing research into PhotoShop and other popular image
> editing package. The current section of my research mainly concerns:
>
> - What would you say is good about the package?
> - What would you say is bad about the package?
> - What are your favourite features?
> - What other image editors do you use?
> - What features would you like included within mainstream image editor
> applications?
>
> Any help would me much appreciated.
>
> Yours sincerely,
> Chris.

Tacit

2004-10-03, 7:14 pm

>- What would you say is good about the package?

It's the only image processor out there that's capable of doing the things I
need; nothing else can even come close.

>- What would you say is bad about the package?

Does not support DeviceN space for EPS files; spot-color images can only be
saved as DCS, not EPS.

>- What features would you like included within mainstream image editor
>applications?

High-level CMYK support, color correction capabilites, and spot color
capabilities; top-notch, user-controllable color separation. This is where
other apps tend to fall short.

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