Now that the dust has settled, which version is objectively the best and why?

Now that the dust has settled, which version is objectively the best and why?

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CS6 because I pirate ps and all this creative cloud stuff is annoying since I can't use it.

nvm figured it out

>*crack*
>*ssssiiiipppp*
“Eyup.... Creative Suite 3?”
>*ssiiippp*
“Now THAT was a good photoshop version”

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How does version 1.0.7 work?
It seems the OS can't even display colored icons, how do you make a raster graphics editor in those conditions?

cs2 is the cutest

>Jow Forums
>can objectively judge professional graphics software

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You can pirate PS CC.

CS6 Extended or newer- due to the measurement tools.

We can measure it by our own requirements at least.
CS6 measurement tools (which possibly existed prior to CS6 Extended, but not in CS3 or prior) are what made me move.

Honestly it's useful as fuck for measuring real things in images (like dimensions of a part of a PC case).

CS3

CS2 will always be my favorite. Best icon, peak of features before the bloat set in.

CS4 becuase it's the easiest to pirate

the AI thing looks sick in CC 2019, haven't tried it out but I will probably stick to that.

Version 5 is still usable in the modern era, I like it

>CS4 because it's the easiest to pirate
You can literally use Volume License Keys on CS5 and 6, you don't need dodgy cracks like the CC line does.

Portable CS5 it's the best Photoshop.

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Does it have measurement tools?

Trying to figure out how big your date has to be to hit that prostate spot just right?

CS5 has by far the best pen tool and I simply don't understand why they refuse to bring it back.
CS6 is probably the most stable which is really not saying a lot.
CC is CS6 + CC functions which are really nice if you actually need them and work with a lot of different CC programs.

>tfw no Photoshop program accepts my shitty tablet.
fucking sucks.