
as bothering to try to learn something more than just the lasso tool.
I have CS3. I don't know what it has that 7 doesn't. I used 7 for quite a while but as you can see, I'm only just learning to do some proper stuff so I don't know if I've used anything that 7 doesn't have.
As a rough idea, for this pic I used:
Layer masks
Fill or adjustment layers
Noise and various blur filters
Hue/saturation adjustment
Inner & outer glow
Transform
Difference clouds
Gradient overlay
Various layer blending modes
and a couple of other bits.
90% of that list is new to me.
The impressive bit will be if I remember what any of them do!
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:29,
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I have CS3. I don't know what it has that 7 doesn't. I used 7 for quite a while but as you can see, I'm only just learning to do some proper stuff so I don't know if I've used anything that 7 doesn't have.
As a rough idea, for this pic I used:
Layer masks
Fill or adjustment layers
Noise and various blur filters
Hue/saturation adjustment
Inner & outer glow
Transform
Difference clouds
Gradient overlay
Various layer blending modes
and a couple of other bits.
90% of that list is new to me.
The impressive bit will be if I remember what any of them do!

I had a cs version, but my poor old PC wasn't up to the job of running it, so never found out what it did, 7 has all the things in you list...
I'm still learning the lasso tool myself ;-)
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:35,
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I'm still learning the lasso tool myself ;-)

but the missus was determined to get a more up to date version for her photography. I don't know what it does extra but I think it was because most of the magazines she was reading showed how to do things in CS.
CS3 was cheaper than CS4 or CS5 by a LOOOONG way.
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:38,
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CS3 was cheaper than CS4 or CS5 by a LOOOONG way.

And what I'd find really usfull is, it alows you to ajust the softness on the soft edge brushes which would be really usfull
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Thu 27 Oct 2011, 15:41,
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