Photo Shop, Which One?

by paul54
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I am going to be rebranding PLR. Changing text, graphics, images, colors, etc.

I have been viewing Jeremy Burns tutorials. He is using PS. I tried to follow along with Gimp, without much luck. :confused:

What version of PS do I need to rebrand PLR as described above?

Thanks in advanced for your help.


Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon Phillips
    Originally Posted by paul54 View Post

    I am going to be rebranding PLR. Changing text, graphics, images, colors, etc.

    I have been viewing Jeremy Burns tutorials. He is using PS. I tried to follow along with Gimp, without much luck. :confused:

    What version of PS do I need to rebrand PLR as described above?

    Thanks in advanced for your help.


    Paul
    If you are using PSD files then you really do need Photoshop. I use CS5 but an earlier version would work just as well for these tasks.

    There are PSD import plugins for programs like paint.net etc but, AFAIK, none of them support editable text layers - They all rasterize the text on import (and after editing new text in fact!)
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    • Profile picture of the author Simon Phillips
      It's also worth pointing out that if you are using Fireworks PNG's then the only way to edit the text on them is to actually use Fireworks - The "Fireworks PNG" format is different to the standard PNG in that it has additional meta-data for the layers. If you load a "Fireworks PNG" into another program all you will get is the top rasterized layer.

      Thought I would mention this in case you are trying to edit "Fireworks PNG's" and not PSD's

      Si
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  • Profile picture of the author jheanna12
    CS3 is more friendly user than other versions of Photoshope
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  • Profile picture of the author theme
    I would prefer latest version of Photoshop
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  • Profile picture of the author Fernando Veloso
    The one you can buy? :rolleyes:
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  • Profile picture of the author Sam Rob
    Don't Use CS3 or earlier. Cs4 came with Huge Changes and a bundle of awesome new features. If you will be Using CS3, you may lack in some actions.
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    • Profile picture of the author Simon Phillips
      Originally Posted by Sam Rob View Post

      Don't Use CS3 or earlier. Cs4 came with Huge Changes and a bundle of awesome new features. If you will be Using CS3, you may lack in some actions.
      That's quite true about the CS4+ changes but if all the OP want's to do is, basically, edit PSD text layers etc in PLR graphics then CS3 (or earlier) would probably do the job just fine.
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    • Profile picture of the author wcardinal
      if you are on a budget, I think using an older version of photoshop will be fine for you. Definitely don't go older than CS3. Ebay is always a good place to buy older versions of software.
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  • Profile picture of the author CoverGraphix
    CS 3 is easier to use, and I was annoyed when I switched to CS4 about the slightly different interface, but once I got used to it, there was no going back.

    If you want to save some money, look on ebay for a CS4. IT is a LOT cheaper.
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  • Profile picture of the author seokiller
    I use CS3 extended.. I don't know how to use CS 4 and 5.. LOL!
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  • Profile picture of the author Eduard Stinga
    Of course, the latest version of Photoshop, which is CS5, has new features compared to previous version. But for what you need, you could easily do with a previous version.

    If you can't *get* it from the Internet, you can just use the trial version on their site (it's CS5, if you need previous trial versions, you can find on Google).

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    • Profile picture of the author Simon Phillips
      To be honest, for the features you seem to need then a whole host of other software would do the job for you (free of charge) BUT for one CRITICAL thing! Editing PSD Text! That's the real problem. However, don't discount Fireworks as a possible replacement for Photoshop. I use both products (CS5) and, for web graphics, find myself using Fireworks more often than PS as it is simpler and is very web orientated. It can also edit PSD Text layers as well of course.
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  • Profile picture of the author cherryberry
    I'll suggest you to go for a PS 5. It's really awesome You can do wonders with this version. All the best buddy
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  • Profile picture of the author PoignantPixels
    CS5 Hands Down! Go for it!
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  • Profile picture of the author ngseosept
    Yes, CS5 is my advice too
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  • Profile picture of the author Asa Williams
    I have worked with Photoshop elements 7.0 and its ok, but if you really want a professional finish I would go with CS3 as I think there isn't alot of difference between that and CS4 and CS5. good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author PoignantPixels
    I would strongly recommend CS5.


    Originally Posted by paul54 View Post

    I am going to be rebranding PLR. Changing text, graphics, images, colors, etc.

    I have been viewing Jeremy Burns tutorials. He is using PS. I tried to follow along with Gimp, without much luck. :confused:

    What version of PS do I need to rebrand PLR as described above?

    Thanks in advanced for your help.


    Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author detector
    its goes on personal choice and what you are more at home with or like.

    myself i own both cs4 and cs5 and i prefer cs4, last time i used cs5 it was quite buggy although it was when it first came out and my work wanted to upgrade to the latest version. i managed to persuade them to wait a while.

    i might try again with updates see if its changed.
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  • Profile picture of the author IceT
    The newer the version of photoshop you have the better.
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  • Get the 30 day trial of FireworksCS5 , and then import PSD files, you can edit everything and keep the layers, and change the text. Fireworks CS5 is WAY easier than Photoshop. Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author TrueStory
    I will second the "NEWER THE BETTER"

    Last two releases have had major changes to UI; it became less obnoxious;

    On unrelated note:
    Dear Adobe

    The things they do, you never knew you hated.
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  • Profile picture of the author glennforum
    If you are just starting to learn Photoshop then I recommend CS3 so that you will be able to familiarize yourself with the interface, however if you are already familiar on where things are in Photoshop CS5 is your best bet.
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  • Profile picture of the author FabianSmith
    I use Photoshop Cs5, you should try.
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  • Profile picture of the author rosesmark
    I use Photoshop and Dreamweaver,you should try these
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  • Profile picture of the author matsanti
    CS4 is what I use however if this would be the first time that you would be using PS, I do suggest to give the 30 day trial version first for you to have a feel of the software first.
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  • Profile picture of the author PPCampaigns
    I have used Photoshop 8, CS3, CS4, and CS5. I would highly suggest CS4 & CS5. Download the trial and see how you like it. It's so packed with features, it can be a little overwhelming at first. There are tons of keyboard shortcuts that once you learn, will make working within Photoshop SO much better. Once you download the trial, try looking up a list of the hotkeys. Best of luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author hdavies
    I guess the new version is much better coz it has a lot more feature that the old version.
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      You can get these softwares at academic prices very cheap I bought production studio for $300 All it takes is showing some kind of proof that you are either a student or a teacher or some how associated with a school. Do you have a friend who is in school hen get them to help you. I bought mine from Academic SuperStore In fact I'm fixing to buy a new copy of cs5 for $349 It comes with all this. You really cn't beat this deal


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  • Profile picture of the author creativerobert
    Adobe Photoshop CS5 will do the job for you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Riggs
    If you're going to buy an overpriced genuine copy of Photoshop with no background experience in using the software just to re-brand PLR, you're throwing your money away.

    A much smarter option would be to pay an experienced Photoshop user a fraction of that money to re-brand it for you. I'm not even sure Photoshop is what you want. Illustrator might suit your needs better.
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  • Profile picture of the author katsar0v
    Photoshop CS2 is much simpler than CS5 and often gives the same results. Of course CS5 is more difficult and if you know how to use it you may create mirrors
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  • Profile picture of the author IMAnthony
    The only think I can tell you is: Go for Photoshop CS4. The trial version, but if you can buy it, go ahead.
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