Learned a new skill in PaintShop
 

It's really cool. It's called cropping:

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FYI, its Trent Reznor screaming.

I dont think I'll ever learn PS. Too complicated.

die

Its really worth it to learn Photoshop. Paintshop can only do so much, Photoshop has more capabilities and with all the tutorials out there its really not that hard to learn.

I've been trying for months. It's not that it seems that hard, its just that I really have no interest in spending my time learning it or the patience.

This ones fine enough for me.

he looks like tom cruise

[quote="Doctor Duffy":9ac61]I've been trying for months. It's not that it seems that hard, its just that I really have no interest in spending my time learning it or the patience.

This ones fine enough for me.[/quote:9ac61]

it'd be more worthwhile than working with paintshop, but whatever

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I strongly disagree. I use both Photoshop (At University) and PaintShop Pro (At Home, been using since Psp 5). I haven't found anything in photoshop that I couldn't do in Psp.

Everything that I have created that has been seen on this site was created using Psp.

then you definately haven't used everything in Photoshop. And yeah, of course you can make simple sigs in either, but when you are actually making real graphics, photoshop can do more. There's a reason why it costs more and why the pros use it.

have to agree on that one cs14453454

I'd also like to strongly disagree. My mum uses paint shop pro for all her designs (has her own graphics site etc), and am yet to really see anything different that you can do with photoshop that she cant do with paintshop pro.

then you haven't been using all the features.

not to go off topic but one day do you mind giving me a brief tutorial on how you did some of your vectored images?

I don't really do a lot of vector stuff, it's kinda hard and I haven't really mastered any real technique yet. if I want to get vector style images, I just use the polygonal lasso to make a bunch of shapes that turn out to look like vector. True vector involves either the pen tool in Photoshop which I haven't mastered yet or illustrator which I haven't even used more than three times.