For example, an image can be manipulated to appear in black and white or sepia tones. It allows for the manipulation of pixels so that it can be changed into a variety of different images. Photoshop is used by many artists, photographers, designers, animators, and video editors to create and manipulate images. There are several other similar programs, such as Gimp and Paint Shop Pro. However, Photoshop has been available since 1987, having originally been named PhotoShop.

The earliest versions were developed in the 1990s, with an early version being released in 1995. Photoshop is a computer program which lets you alter images and photos. OR, first-born graphic, *including* all royalties from it for. It's so hard when you've gotten used to the software you've depended on for years, then they either yank it out from under you or decide that - suddenly - you need to pay for it with your life. I still want that 'immediate gratification' I get every time I open CS2 on my 10 machine, quickly, neatly and perfectly do what I need to do, and I'm out. Good thing I've been overloaded with work lately & not had time to devote to my fun/artistic stuff.

But I just got so emotional and upset 1), about not knowing *automatically* where to go next, and 2) about not having CS2 on my new 11 machine that I've just had to stop. I've dived into it a couple of times thus far and even the interface and GUIs look extremely CS2-esque. Of course, you'll probably have to pore over a bunch of help and how-to files like you had to when learning our beloved CS2, but *Gimp* is a totally free download with, from what I can tell, about as many working options as Photoshop. Hey, phil26969237es4f: Good news, my friend: an insider cool-guru programer friend told me about a completely FREE graphics program that even has GUIs and options 'like' Photoshop in its behavior.

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