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[coreys]

Originally Posted by zokemon

Try doing that map title effect I was doing on Maloria v3 without using filters.

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I use MS Paint, but I have PSP7 and Photoshop around for random times that I need them. Photoshop is mostly used for web design and making pngs indexed though. lol

[Codein]

Originally Posted by coreys

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I use MS Paint, but I have PSP7 and Photoshop around for random times that I need them. Photoshop is mostly used for web design and making pngs indexed though. lol

Photoshop has many uses, much more than just webdesign. It's ludicrous to say that it's mostly used for webdesign when in fact it's not, it is, as the name suggests, software used in the post-production or post-production of photos (and which it is most commonly used for) =P

In fact, when I visited a professional graphics design company whilst under work experience, they used InDesign for web design =P

[Cloven]

Originally Posted by Codein

Photoshop has many uses, much more than just webdesign. It's ludicrous to say that it's mostly used for webdesign when in fact it's not, it is, as the name suggests, software used in the post-production or post-production of photos (and which it is most commonly used for) =P

In fact, when I visited a professional graphics design company whilst under work experience, they used InDesign for web design =P

This is pretty much the standard in the industry today. Don't forget that Illustrator plays a large role also, for large-scale projects.

[Codein]

Originally Posted by Cloven

This is pretty much the standard in the industry today. Don't forget that Illustrator plays a large role also, for large-scale projects.

The company I was working for was in the process of replacing Illustrator with InDesign when it came to designing websites.

[Cloven]

Originally Posted by Codein

The company I was working for was in the process of replacing Illustrator with InDesign when it came to designing websites.

I meant that Illustrator will be used for things such as those that require dramatic enlargement or shrinking. Being vector-based, Illustrator can enlarge a stamp-sized picture to something larger than a billboard without any quality loss. Things like that are rather irreplacable.

[Codein]

Originally Posted by Cloven

I meant that Illustrator will be used for things such as those that require dramatic enlargement or shrinking. Being vector-based, Illustrator can enlarge a stamp-sized picture to something larger than a billboard without any quality loss. Things like that are rather irreplacable.

Not really. The image has to be a vector to enlarge without any quality loss and a photograph of a stamp would be a raster graphic, which would lose quality if you enlarge it. InDesign can handle vectors. Infact, Photoshop has vector capabilities aswell.