Re: "Professional" Graphics Programs

>
>I am not knocking those hard working printers, as I have several 
>friends who do that for a living. It is almost fascinating to watch, 
>but the ink goo all over the hands, that never wash off... not my 
>cup o' tea.
>
>But the above comments from Freda is why I prefer web design over 
>print, less mess, less hassles, ... well usually.
>
>And yes, I am a Photoshop fan, although PSP has aspects that are fun 
>to play with. I thought of checking out the Elements program, but 
>read it has no curves, which means less fun with images (I finally 
>got the knack of curves, and wouldn't want to do without for my 
>pics.) Otherwise, it looks good for web designers and others who can 
>use it for their needs. I believe in using the right tools for the 
>job, whatever they may be.

I still prefer print, by far, guess I'm a control freak. I love 
Photoshop, it replaced my dark room but I'd estimate at least half of 
it is for print work and not necessary for web stuff.

Cheers.
Freda
-- 
Spaceship Earth: The problem for the passengers is that there is no 
manual to identify all the parts, and no instructions on how to 
operate the spaceship. - Richard Buckminster Fuller. 

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