Adobe has lost basically nothing. Because Gimp is still ridiculously underpowered compared to Adobe Photoshop (let alone the rest of the suite). That is perfectly fine since the vast majority of users don’t need those capabilities. But the people who do (e.g. professionals)? There is really no other choice.
I disagree. GIMP and photopea get really slow on larger files that photoshop can handle with stability. I’ve really, really tried to move to GIMP, beyond just learning different hotkeys. I keep falling back to Photoshop.
Look… I like gimp a lot and Jehan is a G.
Adobe has lost basically nothing. Because Gimp is still ridiculously underpowered compared to Adobe Photoshop (let alone the rest of the suite). That is perfectly fine since the vast majority of users don’t need those capabilities. But the people who do (e.g. professionals)? There is really no other choice.
Yeah, that title’s last sentence is just a straight-up lie, lol
I disagree. GIMP and photopea get really slow on larger files that photoshop can handle with stability. I’ve really, really tried to move to GIMP, beyond just learning different hotkeys. I keep falling back to Photoshop.