Photoshop Compatibility With Poser: Is Poser 8 compatible with Photoshop 7.0?
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Not sure what you are asking. Poser is an app that you can pose and render figures and scenes. Or for animations. You can save the rendered scenes and animations in several formats such as png, jpg,AVI, a number of others. You can open these in photoshop for editing.
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I'm on Windows 7 / 64 Bit, but don't scan into Photoshop. It works great scanning into Paint.NET.
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It depends on the program and the set up. I set mine up to pick up correctly in SAI and Photoshop. So yes, but after you set it up to do so.
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Well, I upgraded to PSE 6.0 from PSE 5.0 a few months ago, really without thinking about it. I just wanted the latest software. Unfortunately, I have had quite a few problems relating to the uploading of RAW files, i.e., the program doesn't seem to be able to handle them. After I've uploaded them from the built-in card reader in my PC (running Windows XP), the thumbnails in the Organizer appear as "broken links" and usually the program crashes shortly thereafter. I've seen complaints about this on various forums but Adobe seems apparently unable or unwilling to do anything about it at this point. It does seem to be limited to this one feature (i.e., uploading .CR2 files) but that is a drag because that is the format I usually shoot in. Otherwise, it's a terrific program. It certainly has lots of great features. But I'm spending too much time trying to keep it running. I should have stuck with PSE 5.0 until Adobe came out with some fixes for this.
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Interesting. Which version of photoshop are you using? I can use it, using version c6.
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I've just completed the upgrade to 8.1 and the app started up with a problem though I've not thoroughly tested it. However, I only use the application to resize photos of properties for website advertising. So, it is possible that some aspects of the app won't work. But, as it did start up okay, I'd be reasonably confident in running it on 8.1.
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Yes, this unit should/will run the designated option of photoshop. Hopefully you updated your windows before adding photoshop.
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I've used Photoshop Pro and Elements through version 9, and in my opinion Elements 12 was the worst version I've ever used. After installing PhotoshopElements 12, the program didn't work the way my old version of Photoshop Elements 9 did. It's supposed to work with layers, but it doesn't. And the navigation is imprecise. I uninstalled it after testing it out, and Amazon was gracious enough to provide a refund on the downloaded software.
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XP died? Funny. It's still alive on one of my machines. It's no longer being supported, but that is not the same as being dead. Photoshop Elements 2.0 had not been supported by Adobe for over a year now, but it is not dead either. In fact, I am using it on my Windows 7 machine. It looks for but doesn't find the mother machine for updates, but it also is still working. I have not tried to install it on a Unix machine (I also have one with Ubuntu interface), but now that you mention it, I probably ought to try it and see what happens.
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I don't think you can. Speaking from past experience when trying to open a Captivate 6 file in Captivate 5--I doubt that they added backwards compatibility in v.7. See this link at Adobe forum: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1241266
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Supposedly, anything that is compatible with 7 should run on 8. I've not tried it with 8.
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Not familiar with Jacs PSP7. I picked up what I liked to work with pretty quickly after switching from Corel Paintshop Pro x2. Found a lot of neat interface changes as I got used to it. Very flexible program. Although I haven't worked with the areas you mentioned, I know they are supported in the program. I love all the special effects and play with them using my photos in designing for fabric. Hope this helps a little.
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Sorry can't help. I have this software but have never tried it. I import into Lightroom and work there.
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The features are explained on the Smith Micro web site (http://poser.smithmicro.com/comparison.html), but I found the Poser 10/2014 Pro training video by Infinite Skills to be much more helpful. It explains that Poser 10 version is best suited for those who want to use existing materials; the pro is best for those who want to create their own content. In essence, the difference is that Poser 2014 has additional simulation algorithms for sophistocated special effects. It includes a 2nd set of tools for adjusting the face and for adjusting clothes and so on. That's it; the difference is not content or what the program can do overall. So for example as a Poser 10 user I would not be able to custom tailor clothing to a new figure as easily as I could in the Fitting Room in Poser 2014, but I can put clothes on a figure, resize it, fix the poke through, and fine tune the folds if I cared to. In my opinion, both software are powerful, the differences are subtle, and the learning curve is steep. And, my recommendation is to start with Poser 10 and get extensive training and experience on this version. And, when you feel that you would like to have a second set of tools to adjust clothing and to add a layer of additional control dials and adjustments, then upgrade to the Pro version.
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Yes, as long as the Camera Raw us reasonably up to date. Camera Raw 8.6 and Lightroom 5.6. PS should be CS6 or CC
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Yes you will need software ware to run this program works best with Photoshop!
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I have Photoshop Elements 11 and it works very well with that version. It should be the same with Elements 12.