I used CS3 Illustrator,Photoshops about 2years before CS4 came
Currently, I using CS4 since last year.
CS4 guide line is awesome. but, still I like CS3 better.
just I feel more comfortable CS3 than CS4
and I never used CS5 yet.
I guess CS5 is more heavy program than the others. right?
Which one you prefer CS3,CS4, or CS5?
I used CS3 Illustrator,Photoshops about 2years before CS4 came
Currently, I using CS4 since last year.
CS4...
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Chung Dha
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Posted 11 August 2010 - 01:30 PM
I am still using Illustrator CS2 still comfortable with it and also still have allot of plugins installed for packaging and special cuts.
I can still out preform most people using newer version cause I know all the features of the program. Some programs had to upgrade to cs4 cause of compatible reasons people rather not save as an older version or forget to.
I can still out preform most people using newer version cause I know all the features of the program. Some programs had to upgrade to cs4 cause of compatible reasons people rather not save as an older version or forget to.
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Posted 01 September 2010 - 10:24 PM
Does anyone use cs5 perspective tools not to make buildings?
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Posted 01 September 2010 - 10:50 PM
I wished cs3/4 had perspective tools like photoshop. I use the perspective all the time in photoshop with photos. I use the perspective for all sorts of things. in photography landscape images can tend to have a natural curve with horizon so perspective option is a great tool for that. many times with my character design I do in photoshop the perspective tool is great but again in illustrator cs3/4 it isn't so great to use and I end up adjusting each anchor point
With illustrator the free transform is ok but doesn't seem to give you full controll
With illustrator the free transform is ok but doesn't seem to give you full controll
Does anyone use cs5 perspective tools not to make buildings?
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Posted 01 September 2010 - 11:08 PM
i dont think you have seen the correct perspective tool that I have meant. Visit adobe illustrator site and check the new features and look at perspective too.
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Posted 02 September 2010 - 12:10 AM
That is what I wished cs3 and 4 had. I would have a ball with the perspective tool. I just can't buy cs5 right now maybe next yr who knows
And I would use the perspective tool for more than building for sure although I would use it a lot for building also. I do quite a bit of photo to vector buildings for clients. Some of the photos of buildings sent to me have horrid perspectives. I have a few clients that buy up properties,fix them up and they need an image to show the money people what the property could look like so I draw out a fixed up cleaned up version of the property in illustrator, that is why I would love to have that perspective tool
And I would use the perspective tool for more than building for sure although I would use it a lot for building also. I do quite a bit of photo to vector buildings for clients. Some of the photos of buildings sent to me have horrid perspectives. I have a few clients that buy up properties,fix them up and they need an image to show the money people what the property could look like so I draw out a fixed up cleaned up version of the property in illustrator, that is why I would love to have that perspective tool
i dont think you have seen the correct perspective tool that I have meant. Visit adobe illustrator site and check the new features and look at perspective too.
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Posted 02 September 2010 - 12:20 AM
Try using freeform tool and hold a point press in ctrl then you can do perspective tool like photoshop. Just something not much explained at most schools there this feature exist same goes for mask tools the school forgot to teach the students.
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Posted 15 September 2010 - 02:25 AM
I am 100% in love with CS5. I use Photoshop a lot in my paintings, and I just love what they added, especially the content aware tool.
Adobe really is learning how to make its CS user friendly which is always nice.
Adobe really is learning how to make its CS user friendly which is always nice.
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