Photoshop CS2

Pros: Wonderful options, and you can do pretty much anything with it.

Cons: Difficult to learn.

The Bottom Line: Adobe Photo Shop CS2 is must buy for the digital photographer, or abstract/digital artist.

Review: Now Adobe Photoshop has never been for the flaky "I think I start doing photo editing!" kid. Photoshop is a serious program that can create some of the most beautiful pictures ever seen. Photoshop takes a good deal of learning. You can't learn all it's ...

Pros: Customization, speeds up workflow, can do almost anything

Cons: can use a lot of memory

The Bottom Line: Any serious digital photographer should have this on their system, it is like having an extra pair of hands

Review: Photoshop CS2, where do you start with a review of Photoshop? Obviously it is a legendary piece of software and is far more capable than the average user needs or even wants, but does it deserve its status as the market leader? The CS2 version is ...

Pros: Wonderful Features, Saves to Many File Formats, Fun to Learn!

Cons: Limited By Your Imagination!

The Bottom Line: I completely recommend this program to anyone who uses graphic software because of its features and endless possibilities.

Review: If I were a computer program I would marry this one. That is, if that is what computer programs did. I use this wonderful creation by Adobe nearly on a daily basis. It is my opinion that this program is an essential element to any graphic or web ...

Pros: professional results, extensive features, a faster workflow, reprocess old photos with amazing results

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: This is truly a masterpiece of photographic software !!!!

Review: CS2 is a top end professional software package INSTALLATION Installation was fast After installation perform an online software update to get the most recent updates MY SYSTEM Intel P4 3 GHz – a good speed for running CS2 1 GIG RAM 19” LCD ...

Pros: Extremely great at manipulating pixels.

Cons: The cost, for non-professionals.

The Bottom Line: For the professional, a must! Extremely effective at picture manipulation.

Review: Adobe Photoshop. I have been using Adobe Photoshop since version 3. Oh yes. Long time. I may be showing my age there a little. I have been in print and web design for well over 15 years now, on a professional level. I use it daily, and I have ...

Pros: Excellent Tools To Manipulate Pictures

Cons: Takes Time And Patience To Learn

Review: Photoshop 7.0 is a little easier to learn if you are like me and like to figure programs out by jumping into them. I still have yet to learn layers and I think I am going to take a photoshop continuing education class to show me how to work with layers. ...

Pros: Too many features to master right away! You won't get bored!

Cons: hmm .... "not very cheap" is the only one!

Review: If you like a bit of a challenge - this is for you! This is for the HIGH Quality, high tech Photog folks and those who can't resist learning.Is there easier editing software out there? SURE! ... if all you want are basics - this isn't ...

Pros: - many features - easy to use - small size for great software

Cons: - experience in editing needed

Review: the latest version of Photoshop. cool. it has so many features that you can use it to edit your photos or pictures. i made a websites with this software too. this software provide you with so many features for editing your pictures but easy to ...

Pros: Good interface with lots of effects on the pics.

Cons: need to upgrade your computer to meet its processing demand.

Review: Ive been using this for almost a year, and I'd say its way cooler than its previous version. It has more capabilities with styles. Ive used the Adobe, no CS on it. The interface is the same but the functionality is different. Ill be waiting for the ...

Pros: Stable, capable, and largely delectable

Cons: Price, takes time and patience to figure out

The Bottom Line: Photoshop CS2 is excellent, but when it comes to overall practicality, I favour the older versions of 7.0 and CS1.

Review: Many years ago I got myself a copy of Photoshop, and it confused the hell out of me so it just sat on my computer, unused. However, as my interest in web design picked up, along with my interest in photography, I started taking bigger jabs at Photoshop ...