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Which is the best software in a printing company PHOTOSHOP, CORELDRAW, or ILLUSTRATE................?

I think Corel is good one

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Since these people couldn't seem to understand and answer your question...

You can use all three to do a very good job. You can create high resolution images in Photoshop if you make them large enough and set the settings correctly (for printing I would recommend 300 dpi when you open a new document). Though I've not used Corel Draw myself, I do know talented artists who use Corel Draw and Corel Painter. Again it's about the settings and the size.

As for Illustrator, you can use it just like the others. It's a very good program for creating logos and brands because you can create vector shapes and in that program, it allows you to enlarge and shrink vector shapes and images without losing quality. So you can make something and if you need it bigger, you can resize it without worry or losing quality.

Basically its about which one you can use better, because all three will do perfectly fine.

Originally Posted by talks_44

Since these people couldn't seem to understand and answer your question...

You can use all three to do a very good job. You can create high resolution images in Photoshop if you make them large enough and set the settings correctly (for printing I would recommend 300 dpi when you open a new document). Though I've not used Corel Draw myself, I do know talented artists who use Corel Draw and Corel Painter. Again it's about the settings and the size.

As for Illustrator, you can use it just like the others. It's a very good program for creating logos and brands because you can create vector shapes and in that program, it allows you to enlarge and shrink vector shapes and images without losing quality. So you can make something and if you need it bigger, you can resize it without worry or losing quality.

Basically its about which one you can use better, because all three will do perfectly fine.

Agree, you can used all three,, Illustrator and corel can be used creating vector, while photoshop for image manipulation, photo edit, etc..

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Corel Draw is the best option for you because it uses vectors and you will never see a pixel in these images.

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All have their own advantages, however I would think you can go for Coreldraw or Photoshop for your job, both of them are pretty effective.
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For vector design use illustrator but mostly printing company use photoshop.