**Best photoshop version that can i download ryt now.**

[jas2013]

Can any one advise me which photoshop version can i use ryt now.
I see many versions dont know,which to follow.I need to practice that version in detail..cheers..:biggrin:
my pc specs are-
core i3
4gb ram
windows 7
NVIDIA GeForce GT 610,2gb memory
1080 p monitor

 

[VirtualLarry]

I didn't know Adobe had free trial versions of Photoshop.

 

[jas2013]

My question is not about free downloads,i want to know which version that can i start to learn/follow,that can handle well by my pc..cheers:biggrin::biggrin:

 

[postmortemIA]

I didn't know Adobe had free trial versions of Photoshop.

They have 'em "available" specially for torrent market.

 

[Shamrock]

If you sign up on Adobe's website, you can get the entire CS2 suite, for free. I don't know if this has changed.

http://www.cnet.com/news/adobe-releases-creative-suite-2-for-free/

 

[DigDog]

yes, you can still get it for free, just sign up on the website.

as far as what version to get, i understand that the later versions will work just as fine on your pc

 

[bruceb]

For my needs Adobe Photoshop 7.0 works just fine. If I was doing Video Editing, then I might consider the entire CS version. But that is somewhat tricky to learn to use and it takes up more RAM when it is run. It also needs a nice speedy and preferably, multicore cpu so as not to slow down your computer.

 

[Mushkins]

If you sign up on Adobe's website, you can get the entire CS2 suite, for free. I don't know if this has changed.

http://www.cnet.com/news/adobe-releases-creative-suite-2-for-free/

That is *NOT* a freeware version. They were legally obligated to make it available in this way as the original DRM/authentication service was taken offline.

You are still absolutely required to have a valid license for CS2 to legally use that download.

 

[gsaldivar]

That is *NOT* a freeware version...You are still absolutely required to have a valid license for CS2 to legally use that download.

A full copy of Adobe CS2 currently runs about $25 on eBay. Once you have that, you can download with a clear conscience. :thumbsup:

 

[sayounara]

Adobe CS6 Master collection. The latest version.

I agree with you.:biggrin:

 

[cubby1223]

A full copy of Adobe CS2 currently runs about $25 on eBay. Once you have that, you can download with a clear conscience. :thumbsup:

Except for that price what you are getting is someone who downloaded the "free" CS2 version, burned it onto a dvd-r, and are selling you the dvd-r. Total waste of money.

They might show an image of the box, all nice & such, but when it arrives, it'll be a dvd-r with an inkjet printed disc label, in a plain cd envelope.

 

[cubby1223]

I didn't know Adobe had free trial versions of Photoshop.

They do, good for 30 days. They offer 1-month trial versions of all their creative cloud products.
http://www.adobe.com/downloads.html

 

[cubby1223]

For my needs Adobe Photoshop 7.0 works just fine. If I was doing Video Editing, then I might consider the entire CS version. But that is somewhat tricky to learn to use and it takes up more RAM when it is run. It also needs a nice speedy and preferably, multicore cpu so as not to slow down your computer.

Did that version require activation? That's the problem with the older software, they cannot be activated anymore, they cannot be reinstalled.

 

[bruceb]

I think that version just required a serial code to be entered. I would think that Adobe would allow you to Activate a product you have purchased, even if it was no longer being sold. After all, you paid for it, so it should be up to you wether you want to use it or not. I am fairly certain the CS series do use an Activation method. On any programs I have that do, I copy down into a Text File all the codes I need. For example you would need the Product ID, Request Code, and Activation Code. Most will let you Activate Off Line, if you have all the proper codes.

 

[Berliner]

Why not this open and free version, I advise you.