Poster sw

[OmaR]

Everytime I look at your projects, I notice that your posters look very professional... what kind of sw do you usually use to make them? :huh:

[VersuS]

I use photoshop.

[Jason Ramsey]

Most people are probably using photoshop. I just used a program called fireworks, which is part of Dreamweaver MX.

Jason

[Kyle Stebbins]

I used fireworks for a year or two and then decided that photoshop fit better into my workflow (adobe baby!) -- it's also an industry standard, but, to each his own!

[Jason Ramsey]

If I had photoshop, I'd use it! :)

Jason

[Brandon Rice]

photoshop

[Kyle Stebbins]

well i got a student discount and it made it easier on the wallet =)

[Weston]

well i got a student discount and it made it easier on the wallet =)

same here.

[Mark Johnson]

We use "Hollywood PosterWorks - film professionals' toolbox for creating film-ready posters and packaging"

[Brandon Rice]

wow. that's cool! I've never heard of that.

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Photoshop all the way...It really is great, as is most of Adobe's line!

[Mark Johnson]

I just made that up Brandon :) I was in one of those moods, I guess.

[Kyle Stebbins]

haha i thought you made that up, lol!

[Ki-Ki]

I use photoshop.
I use people..........who use photoshop.



Kyle Stebbins
well i got a student discount and it made it easier on the wallet =)


I just use the schools pc and fiddle around with it "trying" to work the program. Then finding that i accidently downloaded the program onto a blank cd. Which of course randomly turned up in my cd drive which made me like "WTF"...."Why wont it work on my pc" =/

[Brandon Rice]

Oh LOL!

[Kyle Stebbins]

hahaha

[Capt Quirk]

For about $99, you can get Photoshop Elements, which has most of the features of the $400 full program. It actually has better photo tools than the full program- from what I heard.

[jeremytuttle]

I use Adobe Photoshop CS (I use CS2 at work and I like CS better) and InDesign if I want to do something for print.

[Mino]

I started using Photoshop about ten years ago and at first could do nothing but apply filters to photographs, then I picked up a copy of the Photoshop WOW book and followed all the tutorials. Once you figure out what's possible, your skillset within the program sort of builds exponentially. I can't think of much one can't achieve in PS. The secret is practice, practice and more practice. Not tooting my own horn here, just trying to encourage those who may be intimidated by the program.

[Tom Marshall]

I've been working on "Photoshop CS Bible" by Deke something or other... and yeah, there's a lot I didn't know...

[StormFactory]

We use "Hollywood PosterWorks - film professionals' toolbox for creating film-ready posters and packaging" "Hollywood PosterWorks Pro" or "Hollywood PosterWorks 7.0" would have sold it.

[Jason Ramsey]

The creating film ready posters and packaging line wasn't too bad though. The toolbox... ehh

Jason

[Wild Imagination Films]

a nikon d50 and photoshop.

[Jack Daniel Stanley]

I just made that up Brandon :) I was in one of those moods, I guess. you should make it up ... and then sell it!

I was about to google it to see how much it costs.

[Brandon Rice]

Lol... Brilliant!