Photoshop CS/ CS2

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Is it worth upgrading to CS2 from Cs? I use raw occasionally which I find CS
great for, what advantages does SC2 have over CS with RAW? Cost is not an
issue.

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"John Bean" <waterfoot@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Piemanlager wrote:
>> Is it worth upgrading to CS2 from Cs? I use raw occasionally which I find
>> CS great for, what advantages does SC2 have over CS with RAW? Cost is not
>> an issue.
>
> Advantages: curves, cropping/rotation tools, multple images, background
> operation (using Adobe Bridge) so you can edit files with CS2 while ACR is
> converting others... Whole different experience.
>
> CS2 is also substantially enhanced for photography, with lens distortion
> corrections, smart sharpening, noise reduction... It goes on.
>
> So is it worth it? Well of course it is if money is no object, but it's
> probably worth it anyhow.
>
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> Regards
>
> John Bean

thanks, ill have it installed later all being well.

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Piemanlager wrote:
> "John Bean" <waterfoot@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:3e3rtuF12450U1@individual.net...
>
>>Piemanlager wrote:
>>
>>>Is it worth upgrading to CS2 from Cs? I use raw occasionally which I find
>>>CS great for, what advantages does SC2 have over CS with RAW? Cost is not
>>>an issue.
>>
>>Advantages: curves, cropping/rotation tools, multple images, background
>>operation (using Adobe Bridge) so you can edit files with CS2 while ACR is
>>converting others... Whole different experience.
>>
>>CS2 is also substantially enhanced for photography, with lens distortion
>>corrections, smart sharpening,
>
>
>
> Whats Smart sharpening?

That's what Adobe calls it, and it seems appropriate ;-)

I thought you were going to try it? Easier to try it than to
try to describe it.

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Regards

John Bean