They do this all the time.... it like the energize rabbit they keep going and going..
Well you to do that... there always someone out there can replace ya....
any words of the new stuff they have?????
Adobe CS5 launch date
They do this all the time.... it like the energize rabbit they keep going and going..
Well you to do...
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#23
Chung Dha
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Posted 12 May 2010 - 08:06 PM
Was horrible news for me when I heard about CS5 cause I was just at the point I went to change to CS4.
#24
EMkaaY
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Posted 12 May 2010 - 08:17 PM
do you think cs 5 is worth buying if you already have cs 4?
We were talking about this topic the whole day at work today.
We're watching the forums now and see what other people think about it.
Is it possible to load a trail-version or something?
We were talking about this topic the whole day at work today.
We're watching the forums now and see what other people think about it.
Is it possible to load a trail-version or something?
#25
noxieCreative
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Posted 14 May 2010 - 05:58 AM
Well I finally picked up CS5. It is definitely a big upgrade from CS4. The problem is, some programs are a little more updated then others. Illustrator on one hand is not as updated as lets say Photoshop or Indesign... so if you stick to illustrator I would pass if you already have CS4 .. now If you do photo touch ups or photography and use photoshop or even do book printing in Indesign, those programs alone are worth it the upgrade.
#26
EMkaaY
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Posted 14 May 2010 - 07:53 AM
Well I finally picked up CS5. It is definitely a big upgrade from CS4. The problem is, some programs are a little more updated then others. Illustrator on one hand is not as updated as lets say Photoshop or Indesign... so if you stick to illustrator I would pass if you already have CS4 .. now If you do photo touch ups or photography and use photoshop or even do book printing in Indesign, those programs alone are worth it the upgrade.
Thanks for your post
Helped me a lot.
We mostly do photoshop and InDesign work, so I think we'll get the upgrade, too
#29
noxieCreative
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Posted 21 May 2010 - 04:40 AM
about 1.5 - 3 years.
CS // CS2 was in 2005
CS3 was in 07
CS4 was release in 08
CS5 was released in 10
CS3 and CS4 had the shortest time in between the releases at about a year and a half. But there was some very big improvements. One of the best things about adobe and the creative suite is that usually when they release something new like the creative suite it is not just aesthetics.. they really put a lot into the programs each year. I think especially with the new algorithm for photoshops content aware system that by itself pays for the upgrade.
My best advice, stay as up to date as you can, with the programs you use the most.
CS // CS2 was in 2005
CS3 was in 07
CS4 was release in 08
CS5 was released in 10
CS3 and CS4 had the shortest time in between the releases at about a year and a half. But there was some very big improvements. One of the best things about adobe and the creative suite is that usually when they release something new like the creative suite it is not just aesthetics.. they really put a lot into the programs each year. I think especially with the new algorithm for photoshops content aware system that by itself pays for the upgrade.
My best advice, stay as up to date as you can, with the programs you use the most.
#30
atondex
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Posted 21 May 2010 - 09:23 AM
I think especially with the new algorithm for photoshops content aware system that by itself pays for the upgrade.
Indeed, comparing that with the old way of replacing elements in a photo is like magic.
I think the new brush engine is also a great improvement.
#35
Eagle Hunter
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Posted 29 May 2010 - 07:58 AM
Here are some of the new features in Illustrator cs5:
- Perspective Drawing
- Improved strokes options
- Bristle brush
- Shape builder tool
- Shape drawing improvements
These are just some of the new features.
That's exciting and maybe seductive.
#37
Stev27
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Posted 09 June 2010 - 05:44 PM
I just installed CS5 here at work. I'm looking forward to spending time getting up to speed with all the new stuff.
Unfortunately one of our local printers we use often for our projects still has not ordered CS5 so it looks like there will be a lot of saving down to the older version for awhile.
Unfortunately one of our local printers we use often for our projects still has not ordered CS5 so it looks like there will be a lot of saving down to the older version for awhile.
Edited by Stev27, 09 June 2010 - 07:28 PM.
#39
Kramer
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Posted 12 July 2010 - 05:44 PM
hii i wanted to know does the windows 7 suppeort CS1,2,3,4,5
plz reply me..
4, and 5 yes. Pretty sure it will support 3. Not sure about 1 or 2.
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