In company, I use MColor for plan rendering, somtimes, it is PS, but it is not clear for those autocad lines. I wonder what program I should use in my private practice? Do I need to use corel draw so that I WILL Be able to keep the clearness of those vector lines?
I would check out Piranesi. If they are still making it....it was a pretty interesting program, looked like it had a lot of potential but I never really put much time into it.
Illustrator is too expensive
Outside US, Coreldraw is much more popular. It is much cheaper also. Coreldraw functions almost equally good as combination of PS+Indesign+Illustrator
i'm photoshop kinda guy, but illustrator works and well so do markers and a scanner. Find something free - there are a bunch out there, just make sure they can save as jpeg
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In company, I use MColor for plan rendering, somtimes, it is PS, but it is not clear for those autocad lines. I wonder what program I should use in my private practice? Do I need to use corel draw so that I WILL Be able to keep the clearness of those vector lines?
Adobe Illustrator
FREEHAND?
I would check out Piranesi. If they are still making it....it was a pretty interesting program, looked like it had a lot of potential but I never really put much time into it.
piranesi is ok... i've seen it used to mixed results
illustrator is the way to go.
Definately illustrator I wish I had discovered it three years ago
If we are placing votes, my vote is for Illustrator.
Illustrator is too expensive
Outside US, Coreldraw is much more popular. It is much cheaper also. Coreldraw functions almost equally good as combination of PS+Indesign+Illustrator
however, I am using Adobe products in the office and I love it .. hic
coreldraw is really good, but the priting is always a problem.....
Thank you, guys. With the quality and intergration with autocad and quality of printing, I will give illustrator a try.
Software selection is based on type of work.
1) If you want do the presentation within an hour and repetitively revising... den you should go for MCOLOR.
The fast and Good results.
2) For the Perfect and fine tuned results, one should use illustrator.
I use both of them.
i use my hand.
run with it.
rhinoceros 4 is like illustator and autocad combined
just add a free raster editor like paint.net artweaver or gimp
Well, I agree with almost everyone else. Freehand it, or use Illustrator. Hell, try both. You can make all your stuff look like DS+R.
i think the point is to avoid illustrator because of it is cost prohibitive for at home work
besides you still need a pixel pusher and just the cad could do it alone with a pdf print driver for end result stuff
i'm photoshop kinda guy, but illustrator works and well so do markers and a scanner. Find something free - there are a bunch out there, just make sure they can save as jpeg
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