Adobe Photoshop & Adobe illustrator

After the great fame obtained by the Photoshop program and the Illustrator program, some believe that each of them takes the place of the other and this is of course a mistake, because Adobe will not issue programs that have the same functions, and there are a lot of differences between them, , although the goal of them is design, image processing, editing slogans and others, so what makes you use one & leave the other?

Adobe Photoshop is a graphics program for creating and editing images produced by Adobe, and is considered the most popular software for editing graphics and modifying digital photography. It is the best-selling product in this field now.

Adobe Illustrator is a program produced by Adobe for the oriented- graphic design. It includes many new and improved features, including the ability to multiply artboards within a single file, and a paintbrush similar to the one in Adobe Flash.
The difference between the two is great, although both are ultimately a digital photo.

Adobe Photoshop is a grouping of colored dots arranged in the form of a two-dimensional matrix from a distance a specific image while in fact they are points next to each other. Each one has a specific color composed of basic colors RGB or CMYK printing, and this is specific to Photoshop.

Adobe Illustrator, the Victorian design, is
a representation of engineering drawings whose main components are standard shapes such as line, rectangle, ellipse, bezier curve, in addition to the complex shapes of series of points, which constitute a polygon or path, and this is specific to the illustrator

 

Both of them are very good but if you ask me to chose I'll prefer Photoshop mainly because you have more features and you can do drawings on it as well as illustrator mainly concentrates with drawings. Bot h of them are very good for graphics designing

 

The drawing feature is the reason I love photoshop so much. It gives me the ability to draw and edit all in one.

 

I prefer Illustrator. It gives me much more to work with. However, I haven't worked much with Photoshop so that may change upon exposure!