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Which Is The Best Graphics Program

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It depends on ones budget. I personally use Photoshop CS2 currently since i am operating in windows. However, when i do run linux and work on my web site from their i use the Gimp since it is 100% free which makes it a very good choice. They both do many things differently so it tends to be personal preference. Just choose one and stick with it.

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photoshop or it's free equivalent, gimp. They're essentially the same thing. I love all of the features, I can get a do a lot of photo editing which i cant with any other programs. Photo enhancement and other things can be done with a bit of practice in photoshop. The only downfall in my opinion is the steep learning curve and almost a bajillion redundant features, in which the average person will not care to use.

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I haven't used CorelDraw yet, I am a big fan of Adobe Photoshop and the Whole Adobe Creative Suite softwares so I would suggest using Photoshop. My cousin who also works as a graphic artist has used both Corel Draw and Adobe Photoshop, and he finds photoshop more professional than Corel. Corel for him is more of a program for students and beginners (no offense meant to CorelDraw users).But if you want to use a free graphics program try using G.I.M.P, I have used it and it is good enough to used, although I find it hard to use if you ae a long time Photoshop user. And beginners may also have hard time learnig GIMP.

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Photoshop is the best for raster graphics and I am of the opinion that XaraExtreme is the best choice for vector gaphics. It is way faster than Illustrator, much easier to use, makes very good and highly editable graphics and it's a hell of lot less expensive than Illustrator.-Vito Segura

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