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hello!
i have been a user of photoshop 6 for quite a long time now. never having the need to upgrade to the latest cs edition.
lately however i wanted to test the new versions of ps & illustrator. i was able to test illustrator over the weekend after a hefty download from their evaluation site.
quite nice with all the new fonts, symbols & brushes.
question:
1. what is the difference now between illustrator & ps? illustrator now has raster imports & filters.
2. before ps was to raster and illustrator is to vector. now it seems both are overlapping each other.
3. i am a graphic artist but i find that illustrator is more functional. i get crisp graphics in tiff/jpeg format when exported from vector drawings. in ps i have to use a large file (resolution) for a crisp image.
4. fonts/types are "clearer/crisp" from an illustrator export to tiff. it may be my eyes but you may correct me on this.
5. what would you recommend for graphics/web design work? PS or Illustrator?
thanks
i have been a user of photoshop 6 for quite a long time now. never having the need to upgrade to the latest cs edition.
lately however i wanted to test the new versions of ps & illustrator. i was able to test illustrator over the weekend after a hefty download from their evaluation site.
quite nice with all the new fonts, symbols & brushes.
question:
1. what is the difference now between illustrator & ps? illustrator now has raster imports & filters.
2. before ps was to raster and illustrator is to vector. now it seems both are overlapping each other.
3. i am a graphic artist but i find that illustrator is more functional. i get crisp graphics in tiff/jpeg format when exported from vector drawings. in ps i have to use a large file (resolution) for a crisp image.
4. fonts/types are "clearer/crisp" from an illustrator export to tiff. it may be my eyes but you may correct me on this.
5. what would you recommend for graphics/web design work? PS or Illustrator?
thanks
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