editing software

Hi all.
just got my first dslr and would like to keep everything well organised from the start.I have got an old adobe photoshop 3. but not sure if it would be best to just use software that came with new camera or save up for the latest Adobe?
Any thoughts would be appreciated
Kevin

scour the net for trial downloads. the cut price adobe elements has a lot of fans on here and isnt as pricey as P'shop CS3. others use paint shop pro. using software that comes with the camera will be better than P'shop 3 which is really out of date....

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Photoshop Elements 6 is a good package, it is a cut down version of its big brother and offers extensive cataloguing capability.

Can recommend if you cant afford the arm and leg for big brother photoshop

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thanks guys,
will probably get adobe elements if the cataloguing is good.
my only other problem is wife and daughter get on the computer and they still manage to put there stuff in my folders.
anyway thanks for the advise
kevin

You can try it free at adobe.com for a month then its about £50

set them up their own folders with their names on worked with mine

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Denny Boy

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also get an external... all my images. raw and edited go on there.. not worth risking losing them, and im the only user of this pc!

the canon DPP software is fairly decent for raw editing, even better if u can get adobe lightroom

If you are a teacher, student or if you know someone is
you can get up 80% of the adobe cs3 packages, well worth it, have a look here Adobe

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Hi Trevor ...
This tends to work everywhere with the *Student Discount*
Though I only have PhotoShop Elements 4, it was purchased in New Zealand with a handsome discount, simply by producing My Student Card, even if the Photo didn't quite look like Me, the Retailer simply said that I had Aged ... considerably Discount is the way to go!
Cheers, Tedz