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I hope I am putting this in the right place . . .

We recently got a Mac OS X Laptop.

Which version of Adobe Photoshop do I need to buy?
 
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Laura, what do you want to use it for?
 
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I hope I am putting this in the right place . . .

We recently got a Mac OS X Laptop.

Which version of Adobe Photoshop do I need to buy?
The Mac version of Photoshop.

Seriously, what computer do you have? What version of OS X are you running?
We'll need a few more details in order to help you better.
 
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Version 10.5.3

I'll be using it for photography and graphic design :)
 
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I would have to imagine Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 will do just fine. It is relatively inexpensive. The next step up, CS3, has more features, but I get the feeling you probably don't need all of those advanced options.
 
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I you want to edit or make your own graphics I'd go for CS3.
 
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Laura, If you are in full time education you can get a huge discount from Adobe for their software, just search their site. I would go for CS3, elements is really for photographers, and not for serious graphics design.
 
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Actually like somebody said if you are a student, like me, I suggest you get the Creative Suite Package Student Version. (includes Photoshop, Illustrator, inDesign) which is very handy for graphic design. Believe great prices through university. I think i spent about 220.
 

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Actually like somebody said if you are a student, like me, I suggest you get the Creative Suite Package Student Version. (includes Photoshop, Illustrator, inDesign) which is very handy for graphic design. Believe great prices through university. I think i spent about 220.

That's only true for print designers though. >_>" Our school requires that we learn Web design as well and I had to go out and get the Web Package as well.
 
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That's only true for print designers though. >_>" Our school requires that we learn Web design as well and I had to go out and get the Web Package as well.

oooh lame. Sorry I wasnt exactly sure, I'm actually in Architecture and thats what they required for us. I imagine the Graphic Design department has a few other programs too.
 

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