Which version of Photoshop are you using?

**SenseiDesign** · 03-13-2009 05:57 PM

Hey,

I would really like to know which version of photoshop you are using to design website/ graphics whatever you are doing using photopshop

**gmchun83** · 03-13-2009 08:10 PM

CS 3 is still ok.I believe the old version that without CS is the best.Program able to quick loading.

**sitefarmer** · 03-13-2009 10:27 PM

CS2 to main machines .. I have a vintage 5.5 version on my first PC (I belive was 1998th model) and still works very well lol..

**smartadspace** · 03-16-2009 08:17 PM

I love CS3. However, I wouldn't mind giving CS4 a try. I've always tried to keep up with the latest version just so that I don't get stuck in a comfortable rut and never learn how to use the new features/interface.

**SenseiDesign** · 03-16-2009 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by smartadspace

I love CS3. However, I wouldn't mind giving CS4 a try. I've always tried to keep up with the latest version just so that I don't get stuck in a comfortable rut and never learn how to use the new features/interface.

as far as I can tell they didn't change much.

they improoved tha fast selection tool did some new things on the handling, you can now zoom in directly without steps and you can scale images and selected areas stay as they are.

thats all, saw a presentation on the Cebit just two weeks ago

**smartadspace** · 03-17-2009 07:46 PM

Cool cool. I guess I can stick with CS3 for now then. Thanks for the run down of the changes SenseiDesign!

**SenseiDesign** · 03-21-2009 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by smartadspace

Cool cool. I guess I can stick with CS3 for now then. Thanks for the run down of the changes SenseiDesign!

your welcome I would have linked to my blog where I wrote an article about it but it's all wirttin in german so I guees the short form made more sense here

**inodesign** · 03-27-2009 08:13 PM

I see the biggest part of you guys are using CS3. For me CS3 is one of the worse versions of PS, it is not stabilised. Curently I am using CS4, but I found CS2 as the best way for slower machines ;)