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If you have Photoshop 7 I wouldnt even bother buying a newer version. I still use v7 on my laptop and got CS2 on my desktop.
Shaven
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Edited: 2/6/2009 12:26:19 AM by Shaven
both older versions and newer versions have each there own perks. I like 7 since my laptop with a max 1.2 gigs of ram is able to run it fairly smoothly with some programs open. I like CS3 for the simple fact that newer versions catour to the "newer" advances in technology for example photography, including HDR processing, and photo batching in that 7 doesn't auto rotate your images since it doesn't read the digital information that the "newer" DSLR's instill into the photos coding. and CS3 on the other hand will read that info from the photo and tells cs3 to auto rotate the photos accordingly. Just my experiences with the 2.
both older versions and newer versions have each there own perks. I like 7 since my laptop with a max 1.2 gigs of ram is able to run it fairly smoothly with some programs open. I like CS3 for the simple fact that newer versions catour to the "newer" advances in technology for example photography, including HDR processing, and photo batching in that 7 doesn't auto rotate your images since it doesn't read the digital information that the "newer" DSLR's instill into the photos coding. and CS3 on the other hand will read that info from the photo and tells cs3 to auto rotate the photos accordingly. Just my experiences with the 2.
GraphicDisorder
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CS4 will trump all of them being its the first with true support for a 64 bit OS. I need to get it.