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Signlab v Corel v Adobe
Hello
This is a question thats been troubling me for a little while as our versacamm is due to arrive in Jan and I’m really not sure which software to settle on for artwork production/amends. I used Photoshop daily (not very well I should add) but am familiar with Illustrator & InDesign to some degree. I haven’t used CorelDraw in 15 years and never used Signlab.
Having looked at some Signlab demo vids on Youtube it seems to be much simpler to use than Corel/Adobe so I’m now wondering if this is the right package to go for. I am happy to buy all the software if we need it but dont want waste money on something we wont use. I can imagine that each package has its pro’s & cons.
Any advice would be appreciated, I just want to get us up and running in the New Year as soon as possible with the right tools.
Thanks
Stu
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3 Replies
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we all go back to the tools that we learnt on the most.. I am now illustrator user but I use Corel to design with as it is natural.
SignLab, some here use it as it is geared towards sign making design but I never try and learn it, my skills are with the software you know.
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What you are used to illy and ps will do what you want. Simple to complicated with a colour palette for the vs
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Stuart, I’m guessing you aren’t a signmaker if you don’t already have a vector based program. I would agree with Chris in that you would be better sticking with software that you already know how to use.
Plenty of people on the forum already use P.S & illustrator & that will save you having to learn how to use a new software package as well as get to grips with the printer.
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