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RE: Gimp? - Fragma - 02-14-2012
(02-14-2012, 07:56 AM)TalishHF Wrote: No.
Tell me something you can do in photoshop and I bet it can be done in gimp.
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3D image editing & animating?
I'm sure there are tons more, but that's all I can think of right now.
There wouldn't be such a huge price difference if they were both capable of the exact same thing...
It's common knowledge that Photoshop has more advanced features
I'm not saying GIMP is bad, as for a free image editing software, it's actually very good, but to compare it to Photoshop is just silly.
RE: Gimp? - NekoChan - 02-14-2012
I have both PS, and GIMP, and I hear this a lot from a lot of people that ask me on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/mikethedj4), and yes PS has more stuff in store/inside it, and is more advanced, however you can do everything in Gimp as you can in PS, however it would take longer to do, and sometimes maybe harder to do.
When GIMP 2.8 is released you'll have a Cage Transformation Tool, Layer Groups, Improved Brush Dynampics, Single Window Mode, and more, you can head here (http://gimpusers.com/tutorials/gimp-2-8-new-features.html) to see an official preview of it on GimpUsers (http://gimpusers.com/) (Your best bet learning about GIMP's core), and you can also view GIMP's founders website (http://blog.mmiworks.net/2009/09/gimp-single-mode.html), on GIMP 2.8's updates aka Peter Sikking.
^Not wrote by me BTW
Basically as I understand it, when you are walking 1000KMs. Photoshop would be flying with a turbo jet and GIMP would be walking it.
So yeah, that pretty much summs it up.