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If you're a professional though you don't exactly have "zero money". The amount spent on a DSLR alone is bigger than what you'd spend in a Photoshop license. T
by Aozaki_Touko 14y ago
If you're a professional though you don't exactly have "zero money". The amount spent on a DSLR alone is bigger than what you'd spend in a Photoshop license.
The only way that would make the GIMP an alternative to photoshop would be for your time to be worth NOTHING.
- kaffiene 14y agoI've worked in several jobs where I could use either tool and I choose to use the Gimp. This has a lot to do with familiarity on my behalf, but I have used Photoshop in other jobs where that was part of their tool chain and I found PS as difficult to learn as the Gimp (i.e.: not hard but for advanced features you need to experiment or read the manual. these days you'd just Google)