Who uses what program

[death-droid]

Just wondering

 

[LHVWB]

Go Adobe Photoshop.

 

[port5900]

Not 0n the list, but I use Adobe Fireworks also

 

[Jesse]

I use Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended.

 

[Sohail]

I use Photoshop...

 

[Jake]

Photoshop CS3, only the best

 

[noerrorsfound]

Gimp

 

[TechAsh]

I use The Gimp. It's free and has most of the feature I need. The Gimp can be a bit confusing at times I think I've mastered the basic functions.

I have also use Macromedia Fireworks, and I liked it because it is well laid out.

 

[de.monkeyz]

Photoshop CS3 Extended Woo! If you're gonna make images, you may as well think big =D. I'm not even a graphic designer really either!

 

[Mekryd]

I use Photoshop Elements 2 (I'm outdated!) and Inkscape. I have Corel Painter Essentials, but I haven't touched it in a good long time.

 

[Spartan Erik]

Used to use CS2, but I got sick of the bloaty feel to it. Chose Paint.NET instead (much better IMO, but then again I'm not a hardcore photoshopper)

 

[soporteweb]

i use gimp , but i use corel draw, and photoshop

 

[xanthophobia]

I use Jasc Paint Shop Pro (before it got bought by Corel).
agh, I want to learn Photoshop, but I find that it's not as intuitive as Paint Shop Pro :/

 

[IP-Drowner]

Photoshop for me. All the other options seem to lack the tools that are supplied with Adobe Photoshop.

 

[Elements]

MSPaint!
I can use photoshop, and admittedly it is nice, but when I need to do something perfect, I always seem to go back to mspaint. pixelart/pixelediting <3

Also: dithering, blending, and shading by hand is a real pain :|

 

[deadimp]

I'm getting myself familiar with vector-based drawing in Inkscape.
I'm not that much of a graphics person, but I can draw one mean symmetrical batman logo - gotta love the cloning.

I've used GIMP briefly, and I need to start figuring that out. I'm also interested in writing small scripts in python (once I learn that...) and see what all I can make from that.

I've used Paint.NET a little too back when I mainly used Windows. I plan on seeing how MonoPaint, a port of Paint.NET to the Mono platform (meaning it'll be availabe on Linux), goes and if it'll can be worth more than GIMP.
KColourPaint is kinda fun too - a simple editor modeled after MSPaint (with most of the features the same).

About two to four years ago I used Adobe Photoshop (I think I had version 6 at the time). I dabbled in it some, looked at some tutorials 'n stuff.

 

[shiryu]

i always use ps cs3. im still a newb on PSing though. hope i can find a very good tutorial

 

[Pi606]

I use Paint.NET. It's free, open source, and, by the looks of what's expected in v4.0, may become almost as good as Photoshop.

Read about 4.0 here: www.getpaint.net/roadmap.html

 

[Smith6612]

I mainly use Photoshop CS3, but I also use GIMP, Paint.net and MS Paint.

 

[modulus]

photoshop is easily the best program with the best design features for designing, hence why it is used by proffesionals