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Every once in a while, I consider dropping PSP for PS. I am doing some research on this again. I tried the PSE 5.0 demo a couple of months ago, and deleted it in less than two days, but I wonder how one thing works in CS3, if different than PSE. I have not downloaded the CS3 Demo yet, and want some questions answered before I download such a huge file, as my ISP is very unstable right now.
In PSP, when I open a tool, Ill use the Curves tool for this question, but it applies to all tools I normally use in processing large amounts of photos from sporting events. When I open the Curves tool in PSP, it automatically remembers the settings from the last time the tool was used. If I want to set it back to zero (default), there is a button in the tool pallet that will reset it. Having the last settings makes it very fast and easy when processing large numbers of photos mostly taken under the same conditions. Many photos work with the same settings, and others take a minor adjustment from the last use of the Curves tool. Does CS3 remember the last settings of tools that was used?
In PSP, when I open a tool, Ill use the Curves tool for this question, but it applies to all tools I normally use in processing large amounts of photos from sporting events. When I open the Curves tool in PSP, it automatically remembers the settings from the last time the tool was used. If I want to set it back to zero (default), there is a button in the tool pallet that will reset it. Having the last settings makes it very fast and easy when processing large numbers of photos mostly taken under the same conditions. Many photos work with the same settings, and others take a minor adjustment from the last use of the Curves tool. Does CS3 remember the last settings of tools that was used?
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