Title: Adobe Photoshop Help? Post by: Kmac84 on January 13, 2014, 09:23:16 PM Folks anyone on here able to help me, I have taken some additional stuff on at work that's going to involve me havingto use photoshop. I may* have bluffed myself into this role by exagerating my skills so really can't be doing with mucking it up. I have had a look on some of the P2P/Torrent sites and there are absolutely hundreds of possible downloads.
I need to know what version I should download and then find a video/tutorial on how to use it to a reasonable standard. I don't think what I need to do will be too taxing but the more I can do the better. *definitely did overestimate my own ability. Title: Re: Adobe Photoshop Help? Post by: millidonk on January 13, 2014, 09:28:42 PM What is it exactly that you need to do?
There are thousands of tutorials showing you how to do many different things. Title: Re: Adobe Photoshop Help? Post by: Graham C on January 13, 2014, 09:31:03 PM Do you need Photoshop or just basic photo editing software? What version do you need? Well, go for one of the latest, CS6 was the last release I believe but they've changed to a cloud based subscription model since.
Title: Re: Adobe Photoshop Help? Post by: Kmac84 on January 13, 2014, 09:41:55 PM I need to design flyers, posters and business cards. Its all internal as part of a bigger project otherwise I'd have gone to a local printers and had them do something for me.
@Graham I'm honestly not a 100% sure as of yet. I have a few weeks till this takes off then I need to at least look llike I know what I am doing. I think if I can start it off even if it looks terrible I can delegate to one of our trainees. But I'd like to at least understand what was going on. I was in a similar position with excel a few months back, most of the spreadsheets I run are fairly basic but as part of a project I had to learn to do new things and with a full weekend of studying I think I am fairly efficient now. Title: Re: Adobe Photoshop Help? Post by: Graham C on January 13, 2014, 09:54:21 PM For designing flyers etc, you would be better off with CorelDraw or Illustrator, they are better for this type of job.
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