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I digital scrapbooked years ago and got away from it. I'm back to try it again. I was wondering what everyone is using to digital scrapbook. Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA Last edited by mcurtis; 06-05-2021 at 09:42 PM. Reason: editing |
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Welcome back! I use photoshop CS6. I think a lot use Photoshop CC and others use Elements.
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I use Photoshop Elements 15 for scrapping and ACDSee Photo Studio Standard 2019 for organising my stash
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I'm on the Photoshop CC train ...used to use Photoshop CS6.
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I use Corel's Paint Shop Pro. Too set in my ways to change even though I tried.
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I’m using photoshop cc as well.
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I'm still using Photoshop CS6, but I'm probably going to switch to Photoshop CC this summer. I think that most people who scrap on a computer use a version of Photoshop or Elements. There are also a few other programs like Gimp and Paint Shop Pro. There are even iPad options like Affinity and Procreate.
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I use Photoshop Elements 2020 to scrap. I used to use Paint Shop Pro to edit photos; however, when I updated to a newer version last year, I had a problem with file sizes.
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I also use Photoshop CS 6. It works great for my needs so I've not had any reason to upgrade. Welcome back!
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Lynn, I updated to PSP2021 a couple months ago and have not found any problem with file sizes. I was having issues with both my X7 and X8 versions not wanting to save to the folder I specified so tried PSP2021. Less than 24 hours after using the free version, I paid for the upgrade!
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I use Artisan's Forever software. I'm playing a bit with Affinity Photo but the learning curve seems to be about as big as learning Photoshop and I'm not sure I have the patience.
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Another PS CC.
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I started off with PSP, and for scrapping it is fine, but I had to change when I started to design because it isn't as good for designing as PS. The change was not hard because they do pretty much the same thing, you just have to learn where to find things and then it is easy as pie. Not that you have to change, just thought I would share that it is easier than I thought it would be.
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I did take classes for PSE and it just does not click in my brain. I also regularly watch a designer that does video scrapping live chats and even with watching her for about 7 years, I just can't relate to using any PS/PSE product. I've been using PSP for over 25 years. JMHO. |
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If I was just scrapping I would not have changed. I think PSP is better for drop shadows than PSE, by far.
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Photoshop CC as well
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I scrapped for years with Paint Shop Pro. Got away from Digi Scrapping for several years and just got back interested as well. I now have a Mac and am using Photoshop CC since I have it as part of my subscription and must say I am struggling a little to try and figure out how to do some things vs. PSP, which I still seem to remember. not many tutorials out there for PS CC. Most seemed geared towards PS Elements.
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Photoshop CC here.....
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