CreativeLive asked eight Photoshop experts to use Photoshop 1.0—the results are hilarious.
4 thoughts on “Photoshop experts try Photoshop 1.0”
I remember those days. The VERY first thing I would do is a “Save as…” Then multiple save as..” as I went.
I still remember Adobe adding the history palette and thinking, “Who needs this?” It’s amazing how you get used to using things as is.
Just like when the “multi Finder” came along… “no thanks, too buggy!”
What a long road it’s been. Yea… no going back either.
Before Photoshop I used Silicon Software’s Digital Darkroom. My first foray out of the real darkroom.
I can’t imagine going back from Photoshop CC. I’d pull my hair out. Or break my Mac.
No layers. Less RAM than a Nomad. Lame.
The first version I ran was 3.5. Sometime around Photoshop 7, I got out my old PowerBook with 3.5 and had a few laughs. It was still very usable. If you started with the early versions, you tend to know how to do a lot with minimal tools.
I remember those days. The VERY first thing I would do is a “Save as…” Then multiple save as..” as I went.
I still remember Adobe adding the history palette and thinking, “Who needs this?” It’s amazing how you get used to using things as is.
Just like when the “multi Finder” came along… “no thanks, too buggy!”
What a long road it’s been. Yea… no going back either.
Before Photoshop I used Silicon Software’s Digital Darkroom. My first foray out of the real darkroom.
I can’t imagine going back from Photoshop CC. I’d pull my hair out. Or break my Mac.
No layers. Less RAM than a Nomad. Lame.
The first version I ran was 3.5. Sometime around Photoshop 7, I got out my old PowerBook with 3.5 and had a few laughs. It was still very usable. If you started with the early versions, you tend to know how to do a lot with minimal tools.