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CS6 will take me to a gift to a friend.
Yes, I could use it myself, but I have a friend who could use it more.
Starting in the photography industry is hard work, with the power of CS6 it will be able to give me a little edge in having top quality programs that are industry standard. It will also let me focus on the creative side rather than the technical.
The new versions will allow me to continue with my personal creative pursuits, as well as to teach others how to use these tools to help access their creativity and find their “best photographer”.
Photoshop CS6 and Lightroom 4 will take me from long task oriented processing to quick results. Best of luck to everyone.
You want everyone to answer where CS6 will take us? The whole point of CS6 to me is that it erases any preconceived notions of where you are going to end up. I don’t want to guess where it will take me, I just want the chance to go. I used to plan a design carefully, figure out the best ways to wrestle something resembling those ideas into digital form and then feel disappointed that I couldn’t quite get it right. Just the beta for PS has already changed how I work. I don’t struggle with the technical aspect, I just work naturally and smile. It’s like a carpenter that uses power tools for the first time, you can’t go back willingly.
Thanks for your thoughts William… so the answer is “you’ll find out!”
CS6 and Lightroom 4 will add a whole new dimension to my photography. I’m just starting out and the possibilities are endless!!
It will allow me the chance to further my knowledge…..
I’ll gift it to my friend, because that’s good gift
I would give it to my daughter. She lives in Spain and uses Photo Shop regularly. She is a worker with World Venture in Madrid. She is a graphic designer.
I feel that it will advance my business, and open more opportunities for my editing skills. I like on Facebook & follow you on Twitter.
It will take me to the pro level as my partner & I work on our startup art, writing & photo business.
Will take you anywhere you want to go!
I think I will finally be able to do my own thing that I will love. Good luck everyone
“To Infinity and Beyond!”
No really I am hoping that it gives me the tools I need to finish my portfolio off so I can move on to a better stage of my career.
CS6 would allow me to take my editing to the next level! I have only used Lightroom 3.6, and love it, and Lightroom 4, will also take it to the next level. I am a new photographer, and still learning the ropes. :-)
Better, faster, easier management of my huge (and getting even larger) collection of digital and digitized photos. With over 40 years’ worh of images (and more, counting my dad’s slide collection), I both need and want these new tools.
CS6 will help take me to more money.
LOL – many of these answers are terrific – thank you!
I am a broke graphic design student who needs all the help I can get with expenses. :) We already had to buy CS5.5 previously for my husband (also a design student) so any freebies help!!
Photoshop CS6 will take me to the future, it will help me with my college studies and make my work flow a lot easier.
To the MOON, Alice!
Photoshop and Lightroom will take me to a higher level in my photography and allow me to create even more stunning photos.
To new products!
It’s going to take me to a whole new plateau in graphic design!
I’ve never used Photoshop.
Photoshop will take me back to my childhood fantasy world!
It will unlock my dreams for a bright new career…at age 50!