Currently, I am using Photoshop CS6 which I believe is the most up to date version of photoshop.

Thanks Axe How do I give you thanks?

I would Agree with Axe

But I Use Photoshop CS6 CC.

I like it better.. It's a bit newer!

Hope I helped

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You can do fine with Photoshop CS5 or above. The difference between CS5 to CC are hardly noticeable. I've had every version, and I'm now using with CC. CC feels no different from CS6, and outside of a 3D platform, CS6 is no different from CS5. It's almost like iPhones.

iTz_Jinx wrote Yeah I'm just Woundering what's the best photoshop and what everyone uses for GFX

I'm quite new but I also use Illustrator I've been told that that is better for editing text and doing things like lines and vectors (not sure if this is true). But it works for me so I like it.

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iTz_Jinx wrote Yeah I'm just Woundering what's the best photoshop and what everyone uses for GFX

The most up to date version of Photoshop is CS6 Extended.

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Extended has that of the other versions, plus the capability of 3D modeling.

Edit: I personally use CS6 Illustrator more so than PS.

Photoshop CC is the most up to date version on Photoshop.

TSNYC wrote I'm quite new but I also use Illustrator I've been told that that is better for editing text and doing things like lines and vectors (not sure if this is true). But it works for me so I like it.

Photoshop is a raster based program, which means it deals with pixels. Illustrator is a vector based program which uses mathematical equations to produce vectors (or points) for computer graphics. The difference is Photoshop is best for work that isn't going to be scaled to different sizes on a multitude of platforms or print. So yes, Illustrator would be better for text and geometric shapes.