sickHow legitimate does this look?
http://store.yahoo.com/allstarsoftware/adphot60retb.html
Because of factors outside of my control, I need a copy of Photoshop to work on my church's new website. We definitely want to be as legally and morally sound as possible - but we also can't pay an arm and a leg for Photoshop.
Ideas?
standard open sourced geek answer
but it'll take a bit to get used to.
as for legit.... they're selling lots of products, that makes it more likely to be legit.
GIMP
But the site template that they bought (before bringing me on board) has a bunch of PSD files. As far as I know, you can only open those in Adobe programs.
I've tried convincing them that this site template isn't really what they need, but I've had no success thus far...
Re: GIMP
i can save with the psd format, so i'm going to say it works.
Re: GIMP
I work where we sell educational copies of photoshop. They have the same functionality, but don't include stock photos. I'm guessing you don't need them anyway. The website is www.studica.com. We sell it for $278.95. You technically have to be a current student, but if your student card is still valid you can send a copy of that, or if you know a current student just send their proof in and be the bill to person for it. If you have any questions you can ask me. :)
Photoshop
(Anonymous) August 19th, 2004Is Photoshop Elements ($99 from Adobe) too dumb for what you need to do for BBC? It has much of the functionality of its big brother.
Love,
Dad