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  1. Hi, i was a bit confused... what is the primary differences between designer and photo version...i was on the brick to buy designer version but stopped after studie the features...i think its more the painter/tablet/pen and pencil stuff but the features are maybe good enought for fotoediting, or not? I have inkscape too and use it frequently i work regulary with photos too, photomontage and photo design/art optimizing and so on... is the designer for me good enought or should i wait for photo? Thank for estimation s0n0x
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