Move from 3.0 to 4.0

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Mrfss
Jul 13, 2006
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I have just found this group. Thanks for looking at my question.

I have been using 3.0 since it came out and it suits my present needs very well. I primarily photo grandkids, scenery and railroad equipment using a D-70.

Question is – for everyday photo editing, is it worth purchasing and installing 4.0? What does it have, basically, that 3.0 doesn’t?

Thanks!!!
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Roger Whitehead
Jul 13, 2006
In article , Mrfss wrote:
is it worth purchasing and
installing 4.0? What does it have, basically, that 3.0 doesn’t?

See here for details –
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopelwin/newfeatures.htm l . I didn’t bother upgrading as it didn’t do enough new things for my kind of photography to make it worthwhile.

You can download a trial version from that site and see for yourself whether it would be worth it for you. It’s a large download.

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Mrfss
Jul 13, 2006
Thanks – I’ll take a look!

"Roger Whitehead" wrote in message
In article , Mrfss wrote:
is it worth purchasing and
installing 4.0? What does it have, basically, that 3.0 doesn’t?

See here for details –
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopelwin/newfeatures.htm l . I didn’t bother upgrading as it didn’t do enough new things for my kind of photography to make it worthwhile.

You can download a trial version from that site and see for yourself whether it would be worth it for you. It’s a large download.
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Roger
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Rina
Jul 13, 2006
I just upgraded.

I love the new tool for straightening horizons…

Cropping images don’t jump off the screen anymore.

What bugs me is that they should have made a patch that fixed the obvious bug in version3 not expected all of us loyal customers to spend more money to buy the newer version.

Rina

"Mrfss" wrote in message
I have just found this group. Thanks for looking at my question.
I have been using 3.0 since it came out and it suits my present needs very well. I primarily photo grandkids, scenery and railroad equipment using a D-70.

Question is – for everyday photo editing, is it worth purchasing and installing 4.0? What does it have, basically, that 3.0 doesn’t?
Thanks!!!
RW
Roger Whitehead
Jul 13, 2006
In article , Rina wrote:
What bugs me is that they should have made a patch that fixed the obvious bug in version3 not expected all of us loyal customers to spend more money to buy the newer version.

Seconded.

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Roger
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Mrfss
Jul 13, 2006
"Rina" wrote in message
I just upgraded.

I love the new tool for straightening horizons…

Cropping images don’t jump off the screen anymore.
That could be worth the price right there. What a mess cropping is no matter how slowly you move the cursor!!

Thanks for that insight!
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Roger Whitehead
Jul 13, 2006
In article , Mrfss wrote:
What a mess cropping is no matter how slowly you move the cursor!!

Have you tried first going Ctrl+0, then Ctrl+- on your image? It then usually stays put when you crop (providing you don’t run amok with the mouse!).

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Roger
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Mrfss
Jul 13, 2006
"Roger Whitehead" wrote in message
In article , Mrfss wrote:
What a mess cropping is no matter how slowly you move the cursor!!

Have you tried first going Ctrl+0, then Ctrl+- on your image? It then usually stays put when you crop (providing you don’t run amok with the mouse!).
Nope – I’ll try it.

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