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Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (Mac) [OLD VERSION]

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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Expensive but Quality

(5 out of 5) by Clare on Jun 12, 2003 (Venice, FL United States)
I never had access to many Adobe products, with exception for Pagemaker, because of the high price. But at my high school we have what we they called an Academy of Graphic Arts and Design. There, with the financial help of a well known college, the academy was given a full copy of Adobe Photoshop 7.0!

I really enjoyed learning how to use Adobe Photoshop 7.0. I'm not one to read manuals or help menus and just like to play around. Learning how to use everything is fairly easy.

One feature I LOVED is what is called "layers". You can have a photo in the background and then open other files and drag and drop onto the first picture. Then you can choose to erase part of the pictures you placed on top. But not everything is erased...each layer underneath the one you are erasing is still visible! There are various erasers (shape-wise) too, so it can look blended or have neat edges.

I also liked the variety of "filters". These filters help change the picture. You can add texture to the picture, distort it, add light to a certain area, make the picture look like it on a stamp (as in rubber stamp)...the list goes on.

The one bad thing about this is you can't do "Undo except for the change you just did (meaning if you made a mistake and decided to try something to "cover it up", if you didn't like the outcome of the "fix" you can't go back and change the mistake) EXCEPT if you are layering, you go to the box where it shows each layer and go to the history where you can delete (or "undo") up until the mistake you had made is gone.

My point is, this program is Top Class. The best I have used (and I have tried a few) Although I'd like to try the Windows version, for those who have a Mac (this is the version I used and have experience with) GET THIS if you love photoediting. The possiblities are endless.

Now if only I could save up enough money...


5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

Cannot pull myself away

(5 out of 5) by matt rafferty on Mar 2, 2003 (Jersey)
Photoshop 7.0 is incredible. The new paint enhancement are mindblowing. Everyone should learn how to use this program. I have been able to do so many things, Edit and enhance my own artwork and comics, make custom t-shirts, make beutiful portaits and photo collages, just let my artistic mind run wild. This program has opened a world of opportunity, and it should for you to. BUY IT, worth every penny.

9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Adobe Photoshop Rocks

(5 out of 5) by Daniel J. Nowak on Apr 21, 2002 (San Francisco, CA)
Adobe did it again. Not only did they make a product that runs great in OS X but they inhanced it and made it better with new features like the heal tool. If you have been waiting to upgrade to OS X because of Photoshop order both right now.

Not thrilled

(1 out of 5) by V. Wagner on Nov 9, 2009 (Los Angeles,CA)
well since I have never bought a used item I am disappointed that the detail was missing, like this product does not work with the new mac system
that would have been helpful. I wasted $200.00 on a product that I can not use. I can not return it and again maybe my fault for not reading more about
returns but I assumed because i was buying via amazon that i would not have to be concerned with that. So not happy at all.

Great Product... well worth it. Better than CS, IMO.

(5 out of 5) by Daniel on Oct 17, 2004 (Lexington, MA USA)
Adobe Photoshop 7.0 was a significant leap over 6.0. One great new tool is the Liquify filter, which lets you directly manipulate images. Obviously, Photoshop is the De Facto standard for image editing, and likely always will be. Since this is the last version that works with OS 9 anyways, it's not like I could use CS (though I've tried CS, and don't particularly like it).

Version 7.0.1 is very often faster than Photoshop CS is, so it's a good thing to have for very large files.

Invaluable... nothing beats it. Nothing.