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A quick Photoshop question from a novice

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Hi,

 

I've recently started using Photoshop on their 30 day free trial and have been v impressed, so I'd now like to buy it.

 

I wanted to ask if I would be fine to just get the CS4 version (£300) and not the Extended version (nearer £450).

 

I'm not a sophisticated photoshopper - I'll need it for creating simple web pages or tweaking ones I've already made.

 

Will I be able to do that kind of thing with the standard version?

 

Plus if anyone can recommend where I might find it cheaper I'd be doubly grateful!

 

Many thanks for all replies.

 

Steve

incidentally, did you look at fireworks? you might find it more suited to web graphics

Well the only big difference and one that might come in handy, is that the extended version allows Photoshop to open 3D files(3dsmax, cinema 4D, Maya).

 

Other than that i wouldn't worry if web design is all you will be using it for? But it is definitely worth having as you can create some fantastic effects that fireworks could never do!

Well the only big difference and one that might come in handy, is that the extended version allows Photoshop to open 3D files(3dsmax, cinema 4D, Maya).

 

Other than that i wouldn't worry if web design is all you will be using it for? But it is definitely worth having as you can create some fantastic effects that fireworks could never do!

really - like what effects?

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