I have a question for anyone who has used these programs. How would you rate these programs? Would you say they are on a par with other programs like Adobe InDesign and Indesign? Is their more robust or simpler than say, Adobe Illustrator? Any opinion would be greatly appreciated!
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I would not be surprised if Corel has better software. The names afterShot Pro and Perfectly Clear 3 are hints of their better quality.
The features and integration within the programs are one of the important aspects of any software, and the way the feature are organised and presented is even more important. If you are used to Illustrator, the inbetweening tools within the program will take a bit of time to learn. In Painter, you will have to do quite some work to even find the feature you want.
Both programs have a good selection of features. You could use both programs in parallel to some extent, so you will not have to learn everything from scratch if you switch from one program to the other. Even if you are more familiar with one program, you can learn quite a lot from the other one.
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I really love Corel's products. I would love a different experience with InDesign, however I found the price outrageous. So I had to switch to PaintShop Pro for Indesign replacements. With that said, the experience between the two was the same. I was never a fan of Illustrator.
The greatest features in PaintShop Pro are the ways to generate vectors, rasterize images into vectors, making digital art, and compatibility with PowerPoint. I can't give a price comparison with other programs because, as you said, the price is ridiculous.
To answer your question:
I would say they are on a par with other programs like Adobe InDesign and Indesign
More robust
Less robust
More complex
More simple
Your questions:
Would you say they are on a par with other programs like Adobe InDesign and Indesign?
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I would recommend the software to everyone. It's easy to learn, there are plenty of tutorial videos and a very complete help in learning the product. The only thing that you need to learn it is to use the tool as it is designed and you will be ready.
If you've been used to Illustrator there will be a learning curve. If you ac619d1d87
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