Photoshop is an industry-standard graphic designing software. Canva is an online graphic designing tool. In order to use photoshop, you need the skills to use the software, however, you can use canva easily as it is a drag and drop tool. You can use Photoshop as a subscription plan (online version) or by paying a one-time fee (offline version). The basic version of Canva is free.
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Photoshop Vs. Canva
- Thread starter nomad
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It costs too much to use it for basic stuff that can be done in Paint or Gimp. So it does take skill to fully utilize the software.
I have the photography plan which comes with Lightroom and Photoshop, and it costs $10 a month.
Never bothered with photoshop because of the cost. Canva is okay for social media graphics but I've never used it for anything else. Gravit Designer is a decent free graphics tool for basic stuff. I tend to use that most of the time.
$120 a year, that adds up rather fast.
People pay more a month on streaming services, on top of having multiple services, and probably don’t regularly watch all of them. Let’s also add on online services for games they also may have multiple of and may not use regularly.
So I don’t see how that’s an unrealistic price for the average Joe if they’re interested in Photoshop. You can also pay upfront for the entire year. So I’m not buying that if you can willingly ignore the expenses of stuff you like, but demonize the expenses of things you don’t like.
Weren’t you bragging about your disposable income about a week ago?
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