coreldraw or adobe illustrator?

[babyjames081109]

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hi guys! anyone here designing? anu sa tingin nyo mas ok sa 2 graphics software when dealing to vectors... thanks!

[tsunade]

Coreldraw has my vote, i tried both but.
Coreldraw = 9
Illustrator = 7

i am using
Coreldraw for Vectors
Photoshop for Raster Images

[Body_Builder]

As my boss said HAROLD LANOJAN the Adobe Expert nindot ang Illustrator kai mao nah among gamit diri
sa designing......Adobe Illustrator is the Best all around.......no doubt........

[Body_Builder]

Adobe Illustrator is 100% Vector Based.............

[Body_Builder]

....kasagaran gamit karn.....Adobe Illustrator for graphic.......

[hagkot]

I would definitely get Illustrator. They do pretty much the same thing, but Illustrator is a more advanced program than Corel. I'm a graphic designer and we always joke that Corel is to Illustrator like MS Paint is to Photoshop, it doesn't even compare.
Illustrator is the industry standard for vector design and the best. It is, on the other hand, more expensive than Corel, but it is worth it if you plan on using it a lot, especially if you are planning on making a lot of t-shirts and selling them, and even more so if you are sending the files to a print shop to get them made. Some print shops no longer accept Corel files because it is not used by professionals anymore (like I said, Illustrator is industry standard).
If you plan on working with photos, I would recommend getting Photoshop as well (you can purchase the Creative Suite that includes Illustrator and Photoshop in addition to other programs that will make your designing smoother and easier) because Illustrator is not very good at photo manipulation other than simple cropping, although it can be done.

[peleflores]

Kusug ang coreldraw sa vector raster graphics bai.

[NOUVO27]

im comfortable with my COREL DRAW..mao nman gud ako naa andan gamit sa mga tools...

[kentoy0224]

i have been a graphic designer for close to a decade and i have tried both.
if your still a beginner in vector designing, i recommend you use corel. although in vector based designing, illustrator is the standard globally, corel is much user friendly and actually has the option of saving coreldraw files to illustrator. surprisingly with minimal vector breakage if exported to adobe. illustrator doesnt have that option unless you save your file to eps.

coreldraw tools and interface is easier to navigate.

[Body_Builder]

.....ITS CLOSE.........heheheheehehe...nag survey me about 8 or less designing company hre in Mandaue....they chose Adobe Illustrator...kai all around......dn wala nsd ne exist ang corel at this gnration..........