Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
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Which tool is better for logo creation, preprinting works, Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw? However, its debatable question.
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RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
Bottom line, I find Corel easier for first time users. Adobe tends to have a strong tradition of "initiating" users before the basics are unlocked. However, Adobe has more third party support (especially for Photo Shop).
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
For web use, Adobe Photo Shop. It would be considered industry standard. My personal preference is Corel Photo Paint for all manipulation and special effects - with a few exceptions for some of Adobe's camera tools. However, hands down, I think Adobe has much better color correction than Corel. If you can get by with using both, you will find your particualr style will excel in some areas with one platform over the other. If I had to only choose one, it would be a tough call. I prefer Corel, so that would be my personal preference - and it is mostly for silly reasons. I like the interface better, Adobe also believes proper usage should ahve one hand on the keyboard, one on the mouse. Everyone knows this is silly, you need the free hand to hold the Red Bull - or to lean on....
The only real draw back that I personally don't like about Adobe, is all the plug-ins. It seems everything REQUIRES a plug-in instead of being able to create free-form. At least this is my take.
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?
RE: Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw?