US$600 (AU$770) isn't expensive Marnie. At work we have a piece of software that cost about AU$15000 (and that was the cheaper alternative, the full on software was about AU$100 000).
The thing to remember is that PS CS2 is aimed at commercial users who can recover the cost in a few hours work. But for private use it's a bit of an indulgence. Dave On 6/19/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In a message dated 6/18/2005 8:23:58 AM Pacific Standard Time, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > Me thinks there are a few hypocrites out there. > > Agreed. > > Godfrey > =========== > Nyah, just people who can't afford $600 or so. Which is sort of an outrageous > price for software (sorry, but I think it is). > > Elements 3 has a lot of PS CS in it. And it's way cheaper. Although now that > they've changed the RAW conversion to a "bridge" in CS 2, it would be nice to > see an Elements 4. > > Marnie aka Doe > >
