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WHats the different between photoshop cs & cs2? does cs2 brushes work on cs? and can you see the saple on each font beside the font name on cs? I know on cs2 you can cuz i got a 30 day trials...
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1st of all, Photoshop CS2 is WAY DIFFRENT, and Better then regular ps. And no ps cs2 brushes dont work on ps. trust me, more options in cs2 then regular, www.photoshop.com read it, it's GARANTEED!
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Originally posted by RockStaR
1st of all, Photoshop CS2 is WAY DIFFRENT, and Better then regular ps. And no ps cs2 brushes dont work on ps. trust me, more options in cs2 then regular, www.photoshop.com read it, it's GARANTEED!
You talk like Photoshop CS is the one and only Photoshop...
Photoshop CS2 is basically the upgraded version of CS, but in my opinion they are both SHIT. Nothing so far is up to the same standard as Photoshop 7.
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Yes.. CS2 is a system hog.
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Well, From a long time user of PS7 & CS & CS2 i would have to say CS2 is much better, " IF YOUR COMPUTER IS GOOD ENOUGH TO HANDLE IT " I say that cause it is a huuuuge drain on systems.
So you would need a FAST cpu, Fast Hard Drive, lotta lotta Ram.
If you have a slower cpu and everything else. Go with PS7.
Though most people are making brushs & other stuff for the CS & CS2 versions. though most PS7 stuff works on CS2.
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Originally posted by EMPeiTQ@Sep 26 2005, 11:31 AM
Well, From a long time user of PS7 & CS & CS2 i would have to say CS2 is much better, " IF YOUR COMPUTER IS GOOD ENOUGH TO HANDLE IT " I say that cause it is a huuuuge drain on systems.
So you would need a FAST cpu, Fast Hard Drive, lotta lotta Ram.
If you have a slower cpu and everything else. Go with PS7.
Though most people are making brushs & other stuff for the CS & CS2 versions. though most PS7 stuff works on CS2.
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yeah I think CS2 is much better, dont hate on it if your computer sucks. :P
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Originally posted by EMPeiTQ@Sep 26 2005, 04:31 PM
Well, From a long time user of PS7 & CS & CS2 i would have to say CS2 is much better, " IF YOUR COMPUTER IS GOOD ENOUGH TO HANDLE IT " I say that cause it is a huuuuge drain on systems.
So you would need a FAST cpu, Fast Hard Drive, lotta lotta Ram.
If you have a slower cpu and everything else. Go with PS7.
Though most people are making brushs & other stuff for the CS & CS2 versions. though most PS7 stuff works on CS2.
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My comp isn't so great, it can still handle cs2 but it lag....
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Originally posted by Elite Newb@Sep 26 2005, 11:13 PM
My comp isn't so great, it can still handle cs2 but it lag.... 
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Well most decent computers can load it and run it, but they Lag up for long periods and make you wanna smash your computer. 
I know from my old computer, "glad i got a new one"
anyway cs2 is the shit if you dont lag while using it..
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Originally posted by EMPeiTQ@Sep 27 2005, 12:18 AM
Well most decent computers can load it and run it, but they Lag up for long periods and make you wanna smash your computer. 
I know from my old computer, "glad i got a new one"
anyway cs2 is the shit if you dont lag while using it..
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One question, I got this problem with the 2 foreground square, when I choose a color "red, green, yellow etc..." They dont appear on the foreground lil'square but if I paint with it, it will work (but I cant still see the color I have chosen!!) "only happening with cs2"
' Thank for future help .
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hmm ive never run into this problum.. could be your video card, could be the program not happy with something in your computer. could be something with your video driver.
could be anything.. i would suggest calling adobe customer support and see if they can work out the issue with you. or goto the adobe site and try to see if you might need a patch of some sort.
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