Photoshop CS6 Tutorial and Photoshop CS6 Extended Tutorials

Adobe is once again offering two different versions of Photoshop. Photoshop CS6 Tutorial and Photoshop CS6 Extended both have all of Photoshop’s powerful image-editing, vectordrawing, painting, video editing, and type capabilities. Photoshop CS6 Extended also includes some very specialized, highly technical features
for use in science, research, and for use with 3D modeling programs. (I briefly introduce these
features in Chapter 18.)

 So, if you have Photoshop CS6 rather than Photoshop CS6 Extended, should you feel cheated or like a second-class citizen? Nope! Unless you specifically need those extended features, there’s no real reason to purchase them. But what if you got Photoshop CS6 Extended as part of a Creative Suite or Adobe Bundle package of software — did you pay for something you don’t need? Well, sort-of-yeahbut- not-really. The folks who’re really paying extra for the extended features are those who purchase Photoshop CS6 Extended as a standalone program.

 The additional cost they pay funds the research and development of the extended features. So why didn’t you get to choose between Photoshop CS6 Tutorial and Photoshop CS6 Extended Tutorials when you ordered your Bundle or Suite? Buying software shouldn’t be as complicated as, say, ordering a cup of coffee. (Caf, de-caf, half-caf? Latte, espresso, cappuccino? White, brown, or raw sugar? Cream, half-and-half, milk, or skim? Small, medium, large, super, or el grosso maxmo?) It could get quite confusing. Imagine trying to wade through all of the thousands of products if Adobe marketed every possible combination as a separate Bundle or Suite or Studio! You’d spend so much time trying to find your perfect bundle, you’d never get to use the software.

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