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Michael · 01-05-2008, 10:28 AM

I have no problem with Graphic Designers who use Paint Shop Pro, but I do encourage them to move to Photoshop. The reason for this is the limited use in the long run with Paint Shop Pro, Photo Impact and others. I liken these programs to Fireworks more than Photoshop. Photoshop is endless in my opinion and no designer from Burt Monroy to others can make the claim with confidence, that they know everything about that piece of software it's so powerful. The one click options in low end software brings you low end results, and will never separate you from the pack of an already flooded market of designers.The only limit to photoshop is the limit of the users imagination and no other software can make that claim.

01-05-2008, 10:28 AM	#10
Michael Intern Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina Posts: 20	It depends I have no problem with Graphic Designers who use Paint Shop Pro, but I do encourage them to move to Photoshop. The reason for this is the limited use in the long run with Paint Shop Pro, Photo Impact and others. I liken these programs to Fireworks more than Photoshop. Photoshop is endless in my opinion and no designer from Burt Monroy to others can make the claim with confidence, that they know everything about that piece of software it's so powerful. The one click options in low end software brings you low end results, and will never separate you from the pack of an already flooded market of designers.The only limit to photoshop is the limit of the users imagination and no other software can make that claim.