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[AGNT_Matt]

photoshop eh? i'm weighing up the pro's/cons atm.

[gamary]

noooooooooooooooooo...photoshop m8y..photoshoppppppppppppppppp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..t he only way to go..

Roger that. A friend of mine received a lengthy training course on Illustrator and she keeps telling me I should use it for profiles. What she showed me was WAY slower than using PS.

One thing I'll have to try is a conversion to GIMP, though.

[adlabs6]

I just upgraded my Ubuntu to v7.10, and in the repositories I found the new GIMP 2.4. I've yet to test it out, but I hope to soon.

[AGNT_Matt]

on that note, ordered my copy of Photoshop, can't wait to test it out and guys over these months cheers for showing me what results are achievable with photoshop etc... for any of you at RIAT this year make yourself known and theres a beer courtesy of me (Don't everyone i know here badger me for one)

[System-M-]

I use PSP8

Ill be at RIAT I have a nice spot infront of the BAe workers pen

[Jesters-Ink]

Sell some prints whilst you are there

[AGNT_Matt]

Ill be at RIAT I have a nice spot infront of the BAe workers pen

I have a nice spot in the Aircrew enclosure

[GrubbyFingers]

Ah, the PS vs Ill debate is alive and well! I have found in the process of doing my A109E that, although the original linework was in Illustrator, any amendments were done directly to the paths within PS. A lot of these were live clipping paths so the painted areas simply filled out to the new edge without resort to brushwork. I was only popping back into Illustrator to use some of the shape merging functions to get some of the more unusual shapes and composites.
I can't imagine being able to get anywhere near the subtlety in Illustrator that you can in PS.
I may try doing all the linework I can in PS for the next one (Bell 212?).
Grubby.