For what even it's worth I generally wait two generations to upgrade with
photoshop. I came from CS3 to CS5 and CS5 is lightyears ahead of CS3. I
never learned more then 10% of what CS3 could do and probably will not learn
any more than that on CS5 but I've foud things that are very useful. I like
the interface much better on CS5. I do a lot of portraiture and have found
the program Portrait Professional takes a good 70% of the work away from
CS. the first thing I do with a portrait is run it into Portrait
Professional for retouching and then back into PS for 30 seconds.
Landscapes and products go into Lightroom which is actually a lot easier
than CS. I do a lot of my printing directly from Lightroom 3.
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 5:49 PM, michael cothran <
michaelhcothran@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
> --- In artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com <artshow_photo%40yahoogroups.com>,
> Rod Melotte <grinder12000@...> wrote:
> >
> > Wait a minute - I have CS3 - are you saying I can get CS4 (or 5) for like
> $100?
> >
> > Rod
>
> I believe the PS upgrades for mortal men are about $200 each.
> My concern is that I also have CS3, but would prefer waiting for CS6 to
> upgrade. It should be out later this year.
> I would not be a happy camper to find out too late that PS DOES have a
> generation limit, which would force me to have to pay full price ($600+) for
> CS6. Financially speaking, I would be better off upgrading to CS5 for $200
> now, then upgrading to CS6 for another $200 later this year. I would still
> be $200 to the better compared to paying $600+.
> In fact, if I had to upgrade to CS5 now, I'd consider waiting for CS7 to
> upgrade again.
> Michael H. Cothran
>
>
>
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*Michael*
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