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Photoshop CS5 Upgrade - Considering

 
gmaize
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Jan 22, 2011 14:55 |  #1

Last year I upgraded to CS4 (Suite), 64 bit, when I purchased new computers with Windows 7. As the 64 bit version was known to be buggy, I actually used the 32 bit version for most of the year.

Now as CS5 has been out for almost a year, I am considering upgrading with the expectation that the 64 bit version will have been improved and resolved any known faults.

I this enough of a reason to invest in the CS5 (Suite) upgrade for around $600?

Your thoughts would be appreciated.

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Jan 22, 2011 18:54 |  #2

Adobe is offering a 30 day trial enter their contest and download cs5 to try out for 30 days then you will know if you want to upgrade.
http://winit.adobe.com​/?trackingid=IFBWO (external link)


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Jan 23, 2011 23:48 |  #3

Has anyone experienced or know of any known faults with CS5 64 bit that would make you think twice or recommending buying or upgrading?

Much thanks!


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Jan 24, 2011 00:20 |  #4

You'll always here about bugs here and there with any software, but the only consistent things that people have encountered it that some plug-in vendors have been slow to deliver 64-bit versions. The only other consideration really is system resources...each new version of Photoshop/Lightroom/Ap​erture/whatever will want more memory, etc.


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Jan 24, 2011 07:09 as a reply to  @ tonylong's post |  #5

I've had zero problems with Windows 7 and/or CS5 64 bit and I jumped in the pond at their release.


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Jan 24, 2011 12:50 |  #6

Thanks Tony and Chauncey. This is exactly the feedback I needed.

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Jan 24, 2011 13:19 as a reply to  @ gmaize's post |  #7

Photoshop CS5 is great, but it might be worth your while to wait for CS6. If you only need the 64bit working go with CS5.
I would expect that there will be more features and bug fixs with CS6 as the major work/effort was put in to get CS5 64bit working for the Mac.




  
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