I bought my first Mac and started using Photoshop version 2 way back in the early 90\'s and have stuck with that platform ever since. At that time everyone who was editing images was running a Mac and I assume that PS was only available for Mac. .
And you would be wrong. I stated doing digital imaging professionally in 01 using a Kodak DCS200. a Dell Pentium 90 and Photoshop 2. I\'m STILL doing professional advertising imaging on a W7 box. For years now I have been submitting images to agencies and pre-press houses and no cared a whit what platform the image came from.
Is there a typo in your post? Did you mean to say you started digital imaging professionally in \'91? Because Photoshop 2.0 was released in 1991 only for Mac. By 2000 Adobe had released Photoshop 6. Also in 2001 the DCS200 would have been more than 10 years old. I still rock the 10D with the best of \'em but the thing is on its last leg.
I bought my first Mac and started using Photoshop version 2 way back in the early 90\'s and have stuck with that platform ever since. At that time everyone who was editing images was running a Mac and I assume that PS was only available for Mac. .
And you would be wrong. I stated doing digital imaging professionally in 01 using a Kodak DCS200. a Dell Pentium 90 and Photoshop 2. I\'m STILL doing professional advertising imaging on a W7 box. For years now I have been submitting images to agencies and pre-press houses and no cared a whit what platform the image came from.
Adobe Photoshop 2.0 was released in June 1991 for Macintosh only. I don\'t know why you were using Photoshop 2.0 in 2001? Six more versions had been released by then. Also I don\'t know why you were using a DCS2000 in 2001? That camera would have been 10 years old by then. I mean I still rock the 10D with the best of \'em but the thing is on its last leg.
Nov 30, 2011 at 11:57 AM
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