Is this forum dead or what?

I wouldn't necessarily put PSP X3 over PP X5.  They cater to different markets but I still think the power lies in PP. 

Each has strong and weak points. 

In a CYMK (or LAB) workflow, PP kicks PSP's butt.

Hi ColorB,
1. At one time, I used PSP X2 quite a bit. I still post in their
photography group.
2. However, I have returned to PP for one major reason. PP has the Lab
color mode and a nifty Curves dialog. I use Lab Curves for just about
everything.
3. How about posting your pictures in the Illustration and Design
Critique forum. Contrary to popular opinion, I do not own that forum.
Phil


"Colorblast" wrote in message news:93579@coreldraw.com...
> Hi Rikk,
>
> I'm a very new user of CorelDRAW X5 and am only starting to play around
> the edges with PP. Before this, I was, and am a dedicated user of Corel's
> PSP X3 as this is their leading or specialist image editing program, over
> PP. The are some feature differences between the two but from what I can
> gather, PSP X3 is the superior program. Maybe many other users are also
> using the same program instead of PP which is why the chat so minimal for
> it.
>
> In fact, with all my image editing I bounce between ACDSee Pro for my RAW
> processing, image cataloging and border/frame edges, and use PSP X3 for
> all my creative stuff. If I do use PP, it would be for their additional
> creative filters that PSP X3 lacks. But I'm happy to contribute along to
> this site as I get more involved with PP. Just have to dedicate the time
> to it while learning X5 so I can be more familiar.
>
> Cheers.
>