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No, this functionality does not exist in InDesign. But you can easily open any picture in Photoshop (or Illustrator) from the link panel to modify it. No need after to recreate the link, it will update immediately in InDesign.
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No, this functionality does not exist in InDesign. But you can easily open any picture in Photoshop (or Illustrator) from the link panel to modify it. No need after to recreate the link, it will update immediately in InDesign.
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No there is not. You can only ask this features on indesign.uservoice.com , but nobody can say it when it will be added.
Quark and Affinity rules with this. Sad but true.
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Frankly, I'd rather have the integrated operation with Photoshop (one click-through away, with automatic link update) than any built-in tools of about smartphone capability.
CC is a set of tools for a number of good reasons.
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This function does not exist in InDesign, BUT …
InDesign supports Photoshop’s Layer Compositions. You can add a correction layer in Photoshop, save the PSD with this layer as layer comp and use that layer comp in InDesign and use the same image without this layer in another position with another layer comps.
I think ist is even more than Quark can. In my experience Quark’s corrections are very limitted and cannot be compared to Photoshops pssibilites.
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Ok danke für eure Antworten. Was uns jetzt noch etwas irritiert hat.
Ich habe eine Webseite gefunden die Quark und IN vergleicht und erklärt.
https://pdf.wondershare.com/indesign/quarkxpress-vs-indesign.html
Dabei hat uns dieser Punkt als Pro bei Quark irritiert:
-WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) page layout editing
Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen das IN das nicht hat. Stimmt das? Welche Funktion ist den dann damit gemeint? Hat das IN wirklich nicht?
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Du kannst diese beiden Programme nicht direkt vergleichen. Quark hat kein Bildbearbeitungsprogramm und hat sehr rudimentäre Bildbearbeitungsmöglichkeiten.
Adobe hat neben InDesign auch Photoshop und Illustrator, die mit nur einem Klick oder mit dem Doppelklick mit dem Direktauswahlwerkzeug auf das Bild rasch zu öffnen sind die native Bearbeitung im Ursprungsprogramm ermöglicht. Wozu benötigt man dann die Programminterne bearbeitung?
Was ihr beim Umstieg beachten solltet: Quark und InDesign sind völlig verschieden. Vor allem Absatz- und Zeichenformate sind NICHT vergleichbar. Da müsst ihr völlig neu lernen. InDesign bietet da mehr möglichkeiten.
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Hallo, @Mausi8966,
selbstverständlich kann InD WYSIWIG.
Vielleicht (sehr großes "Vielleicht") soll sich der Vergleich auf WYSIWIG für Web-Design beziehen (Wondershare scheint nur Tools/Lösungen für Web-Design anzubieten).
Aber insgesamt ist der Vergleich mehr als unzureichend.
Gruß
Stephan
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Hi @Mausi8966 , The review is a bit strange—it reads like the reviewer has never used InDesign—there are a few non sequiturs in the pros and cons.
Of course InDesign is WYSIWYG, it has complete color management and soft proofing capabilities. It allows you to work with RGB, Hex, Lab, CMYK, and Mixed Ink native colors, and make color managed conversions between the spaces—not sure what they mean by no Hex color support. The No Flash SWF file import option as an Xpress con doesn’t make any sense—Flash doesn’t exist anymore.
Assets are not sharable without being connected to Creative Cloud also makes no sense. You can share assets via any other file sharing service, e.g. Dropbox—there’s a built-in remote file sync’ing feature (see the Creative Cloud Files folder), but you don’t have to use it.
There’s no need for image editing inside of the layout because InDesign and Photoshop are fully integrated. All it takes is an Option-click to get Photoshop’s full image editing capabilities.
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Not only that - you don't HAVE to use Photoshop as your image editing program.
You could use anything. The image editing is linked to what file association is linked to what program.
You could easily set up vectors and bitmaps to open in any program you want - by changing the file association and linking that file type to a different program - this is done on OS level on Mac or PC.
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