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Then when the illustration is finished comes a phase that seems crucial to me: the reframing of the illustration. Then draw the illustration in this image, but this time without being constrained by the format: if necessary during the creation process we will add material to the illustration: we will add a lot of pixels on one or more sides of the illustration, we will go from 4000 to 5000 pixels for example. Instead, I propose to create an image that has about the same proportions as the illustration, an image that has a good definition that we know will be sufficient to be printed at about the target size, for example 4000 pixels by 6000 pixels. However, in terms of creativity, it seems to me more appropriate not to do so. If we know the format that an illustration will have to be made, then we can define the dimensions in centimetres and the resolution in Photoshop and then fill in this "page", for example an A4 format at 300dpi. Starting an illustration in Adobe Photoshop by defining the dimensions in centimeters (or inches) and the resolution could really be counterproductive.

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Most are fairly expensive (A few hundred dollars to a few thousand, depending on license).

Dimension is young so we're still building out our workflows.

Most other apps will be more mature and have more features compared to Dimension.

Dimension was specifically built for Adobe users so we have more familiar UI, tools, shortcuts, etc.

Most other apps are going to be significantly more complex and require a bit more 3D knowledge or time investment in training.

The biggest tradeoff with other non-Adobe apps is the cost, complexity, and features.

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You need to know how to find them (which is part of why we are building 3D out into it's own tool). It has almost all the features Dimension has today, just sort of tucked away.

Photoshop is actually a really great option.

There are many alternatives out there, it really depends on what you want. We are constantly working on performance and allowing our application to be used by a wider range of hardware and system configurations. Dimension will be removing the block on our RAM and VRAM system requirements in our next release and will instead just warn you that you're below minimum.