Best software to design a Professional Logo !

[axeldevara]

Sorry if the english is wrong,i'm bad in english.please vote this cuz i need this

[PHPize]

I am good in CD so I use it for this purpose. It actually depends upon what you know. But I think photoshop is good also.

[axeldevara]

good if you good in CD.i need your best handmade picture with corel draw...i need it for example

[acer7]

Photoshop is the best software to make graphic designs.Its powerful,has many features and easy to use than others.So I vote for Adobe Photoshop

[axeldevara]

Photoshop is the best software to make graphic designs.

Photoshop? but photoshop is only for editing photos right?

[acer7]

Photoshop? but photoshop is only for editing photos right?

Not it is used for graphic designs too.Such as logo,banner,sig.....etc

[Savera]

Photoshop is the best software to make graphic designs.Its powerful,has many features and easy to use than others.So I vote for Adobe Photoshop

But you forgot to cast vote in poll because I can only see my vote for photoshop.
I am also with Adob photoshop, one advantage photoshop is that you have help available for it very easily.

[naikonnn]

i always suggest you to use Adobe Illustrator CS5 its easy and you can design a professional logo if you use illustrator

[Scrubsy]

Photoshop is clearly the best however this is only if you have the money. However if you're like me and can't afford it then GIMP is the best

[sankalp35]

There is no doubt that illustrator is the best software for designing logo's mainly due to the following reasons:

1. It makes vector graphics. Vector graphics can be scaled without any loss of quality whatsoever. Meaning that you dont see any jagged edges. Thats not true with photoshop where the graphics are pixel based.

2.  Illustrator has a ton of tools designed just for logos and other illustrations. PS is mainly for image editing.

3. You might consider corel draw as a option but in my mind, there is no serious competition to illustrator!

Hope that helps,

[abhirupmanna]

There is always inkscape for vector images and gimp for rasture

[ddrjm]

Illustrator AND photoshop in my workflow... one completes the other

[Tayab]

I'd always suggest and go for Photohop since it's easy and portable to internet.