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[libidesigns]

Photoshop CS has Imageready CS, Photoshop CS2 has Imageready CS2 -- what's the program that CS3 uses to animate sigs like Imageready series does for the other Photoshops?

I'm thinking of upgrading my Photoshop 7 to CS2 or 3, but I don't know how to animate things with the package that came with CS3, do I have to buy Imageready CS2 so I can animate sigs and edit photo's frames and such?

Thanks.

[Gilliene]

CS2 came with Imageready as did 7 did (i think) I got a copy of CS3, They say that it has a built in animator, but I am sadly, not sure of it, it is like imagready+cs combined together they say..

[.CJ]

Photoshop CS3 Extended has a built in animation... thing. Here's a video tutorial of a basic animation.

[Lastcrime]

cs2 had the same thing if you go to window, animation you'll find it. I never used imageready much so i dont know all the features compared to the built in one, i do most of my animating between photoshop and flash, i use after affects sometimes to. I figured they got rid of imageready because they know own flash.cs2 had the same thing if you go to window, animation you'll find it. I never used imageready much so i dont know all the features compared to the built in one, i do most of my animating between photoshop and flash, i use after affects sometimes to. I figured they got rid of imageready because they know own flash.

[libidesigns]

Sorry to sound like a noob, but what are the differences between Imageready and Flash?

[Lastcrime]

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Lol who is russel brown?

I cant really tell you the difference between imageready and flash because as i said i hadn't really used imageready much, but if you want to know about flash just search in google what is flash lol alot should come up.