24-09-2010, 18:59
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Photoshop CS5 v CS3
I just bought my upgrade from CS3 to CS5 and i am not convinced adobe are being fair.
theres no major differences from cs3 to cs5 other than the most commonly used tool, the content fill, which is good, but not enough to justify £180 worth of upgrade software.
i want to know what everyone else thinks about cs5, because im pretty dissapointed, and im sure a lot of people feel the same way.
previews and revies all got good ratings, but i still feel conned.
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24-09-2010, 19:35
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NUTS !!
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Re: Photoshop CS5 v CS3
Try before you buy. 
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24-09-2010, 19:42
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Re: Photoshop CS5 v CS3
or cry after you buy
I think we just created a saying 
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24-09-2010, 19:44
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Re: Photoshop CS5 v CS3
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Originally Posted by Barewolf
I just bought my upgrade from CS3 to CS5 and i am not convinced adobe are being fair.
theres no major differences from cs3 to cs5 other than the most commonly used tool, the content fill, which is good, but not enough to justify £180 worth of upgrade software.
i want to know what everyone else thinks about cs5, because im pretty dissapointed, and im sure a lot of people feel the same way.
previews and revies all got good ratings, but i still feel conned.
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Do they have a 30 day returns policy?
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24-09-2010, 19:46
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Re: Photoshop CS5 v CS3
I have to say, I have cs3 and on trying cs5 I didn't feel overwhelmed enough to buy it. Sure, it's been updated and a few things had been changed about, but it essentially did nothing substantially more over cs3
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24-09-2010, 19:52
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Re: Photoshop CS5 v CS3
As a photographer I find CS5 much more useful than CS3. Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) is so much better in CS5, lens correction is simpler to use, and content aware fill is amazing.
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24-09-2010, 21:46
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Re: Photoshop CS5 v CS3
About time, cs5 doesnt have certain features in trials, but photographers do benefit more than artists, and t £180 upgrade, they wont be getting any more cash from me.
very annoyed
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