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The biggest issue I had migrating as a Photoshop user since 1996 was the key bindings. But using the config files people shared online sorted that. I'm not goi
by Duanemclemore 2y ago
The biggest issue I had migrating as a Photoshop user since 1996 was the key bindings. But using the config files people shared online sorted that.
I'm not going to link to a specific one implying I'm recommending it, but a web search will show multiple.
One important gimp note is if you don't have 3.0+ already, get it. It finally has non-destructive editing, which is the main reason I had to keep using ps for for a long time.
- Lammy 2y ago> The biggest issue I had migrating as a Photoshop user since 1996 was the key bindings RIP GIMPshop https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMPshop https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMPshop
- mamonoleechi 2y agoIt's easy to change keybindings on Gimp, most of mines are ones i used in photoshop 4-CS2. >It finally has non-destructive editing not for the fonts unfortunately, if you resize a text with the scale tool, it gets rasterized