Am i missing something?

[gman]

I want to know what is going on inside the ps file in this thread. Is there something i dont know that is in there? Whats in that file!!!! I dont have photoshop so I dont know.
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=9817

 

[bud]

Get gimp.

 

[Prog]

Once you open this in GIMP, you can use the buttons on the layers window to show/hide layers and create guides for various things, such as trimming on both sides and voltages.

 

[ShockSlayer]

Paint.net works too(it's free and what I use,) although you have to download a plugin for it to open .psd files.

SS

 

[gman]

Thank you guys. I downloaded gimp and it works good.

 

[Zero]

Or just like, get Photoshop because it's the industry standard for a reason. You can download the trial and then work some magic that I'm not going to get into here.

 

[Prog]

I personally like GIMP better than photoshop. That's before the price factor.

 

[Abyss]

The GIMP is so much more user-friendly than Photoshop.

 

[Prog]

Heck I'm stuck on crappy GIMP 2.4 and it's better than Photshop.
The scissors tool sucks on it, but it's still better.

 

[Zero]

You can say you prefer it, but you certainly can't say it's better.

 

[Prog]

Whatever version my school had had a really flaxty gui.

 

[Kickback]

Photoshop > *

 

[ShockSlayer]

The thread's about what's in the file and how to view it.

Arguing about which editor is "better" for editing is not only off topic but stupid and pointless.

SS

 

[Zero]

It's not off-topic because if he's going to install an image editor, he might as well install the best one, and I'm giving my opinion on what the best one is.

If it deviates too much from the original topic then I'll split it.

 

[bud]

Photoshop is tits when it comes to photo editing software. It may be expensive, but from my (limited) experience with it, it's worth it.