This can completely change your layout and which text flows from one page to the next. Sure, you can try to design a 12-page publication in Photoshop, but you can be sure of one thing - the editors are going to come in at the last minute and want a bunch of new content added or cut out. InDesign allows you to define a layout and then gives writers the ability to change up the content on the fly without destroying your well-designed layout. Or, maybe you’re latest project is a multi-page publication. Here’s why.įirst thing’s first, why do you feel the need to switch over to InDesign in the first place? In most cases, you’ve been handed a project by a client that is in the.
It was easy, painless, and for the most part I was able to transition seamlessly. It’s a new piece of software, and that usually implies some (usually steep) learning curve. In case you decided to switch from Adobe Photoshop to Adobe InDesign, you may feel a bit intimidated like I did. 99% of my work is web-based, and InDesign is all about the physical printing.
See ya!”, I hadn’t really messed with it much. Short of opening up InDesign and thinking, “Okay. I think there is no need to have this in InDesign as it would cause more problem than advantages.I recently had to break out of my box and start working in a design tool with which I have very little experience. In InDesign you can have Objects with different color spaces even on the same layer, in Photoshop not. In InDesign (and Illustrator) a layer can contain different types of content, in Photoshop not (except Smart Objects, but these are united as one single layer there). InDesign allows you to use Photoshop's Layer Composition and you can place the same file several times with different Layer Composition settings. Opening a PSD file in Illustrator can keep the layers alive, but not under all circumstances, in many cases you have to choose between single layers or the correct appearance, both is often impossible.
Layers in Photoshop are different than InDesign layer or Illustrator Layers. No, it should not be, as InDesign is a layout application and has a complete different target to work with. Otherwise Adobe should do something and work on it. It should be.as psd layers support in illustrator.
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