Photoshop Beats All!

When it comes to [tag-tec]web design[/tag-tec] or any kind of computerised [tag-tec]graphic design[/tag-tec], [tag-tec]Adobe Photoshop[/tag-tec] is the market leader. Why?

Let us find out

Photoshop was originally designed for print graphic designersas evident by the selection of features available. It is truly a software for professionals. However Photoshop also supports all the important web formats to help you prepare images for the web.Now it even comes with a special tool, ImageReady,which will help you to cut up your designs into parts that can be used on a website, and write some HTML for you.

Photoshop is also used in television, film and DVD preparation. It simply provides almost every feature you could ever want, and is constantly ameliorating. Each new version makes the existing features easier to use, which is significant given how revolutionary some of Photoshop’s functions were considered just a few years ago.

You can do things that were once thought impossible with nothing more than a few clicks.

Photoshop can make such impressive changes to images that a term for it has come about on the web: ‘Photoshopping’. Photoshopping is when you take an image and modify it using Photoshop so that it becomes a convincing, but fake, new image. The technique has gained fame from several incidents of fake images being spread across the web and even in the established media: Photoshop can produce output so real looking that even experts have trouble spotting it.

Photoshop is extremely expensive: it costs well over $500 with a restrictive license that only lets you install the program on two computers.

You can download free trials of both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements from http://www.adobe.com/products/tryadobe/.

Arun Pal Singh

P.S.

If you’d be interested in a slimmed-down, cheaper version of Photoshop that has everything except the professional print output capabilities, you should take a look at Photoshop Elements.

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