Impassive wrote I am trying to get into GFX but don't know what Program I should use. I have heard of people using Paint.NET and Photoshop but what do you guys use?

There isn't that many programs, I dont why you're asking. It all depends on what you are looking to do. If you want to do avatars and signatures or manipulations, stick with Photoshop. If you want to do work that involves vectors use, go for Adobe illustrator

Adobe Photoshop, And Adobe Fireworks are good programs, I have used em both

Photoshop is good, I use it a lot. Can be used both for fun and for professional clean work. All depends on your knowledge of the program itself.

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Impassive wrote I am trying to get into GFX but don't know what Program I should use. I have heard of people using Paint.NET and Photoshop but what do you guys use?

There isn't that many programs, I dont why you're asking. It all depends on what you are looking to do. If you want to do avatars and signatures or manipulations, stick with Photoshop. If you want to do professional clean work, go for Adobe illustrator

Actually there are bunches of them but there are more professional ones that people use. All I was asking is for people to reply with what they are using. Most GFX work can be done on any GFX program, but I was just wanting to know what people on here use.

Impassive wrote

aMio wrote

Impassive wrote I am trying to get into GFX but don't know what Program I should use. I have heard of people using Paint.NET and Photoshop but what do you guys use?

There isn't that many programs, I dont why you're asking. It all depends on what you are looking to do. If you want to do avatars and signatures or manipulations, stick with Photoshop. If you want to do professional clean work, go for Adobe illustrator

Actually there are bunches of them but there are more professional ones that people use. All I was asking is for people to reply with what they are using. Most GFX work can be done on any GFX program, but I was just wanting to know what people on here use.

The reason he said it's best to use Illustrator for cleaner (better) work is most likely because he is good at it. I'm not biased so I would agree with you and say many programs can create similar outcomes depending on your skills and knowledge.

I just know Photoshop well enough so I am comfortable using it

Im all about that photoshop boyyyyyyyy

Did you guys actually buy it or get it cracked?

Impassive wrote Did you guys actually buy it or get it cracked?

Cracked. I am a student, I'm not rich and can't afford £600 for a program.