They both support CE languages, so they both have the "Pro" suffix. Log in or register to post comments. I never noticed this before, but on a piece I was working on today, the client used Monotype Garamond. Adobe Garamond was one of the first Adobe Originals, designed by Robert Slimbach and released in Must be just because I'm looking. There's a lot there to discover if you really are interested. There might be some slight differences contour shapes between the early Adobe versions and the Pro and Premium versions. 
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Really, it's the moment gaarmond become aware of something you weren't really aware of until you started focusing on it. Garamond Premier Pro also has Greek and Cyrillic. I didn't know what that was called, so I came up with my own word for it.
But thanks for the pdf link crossgrove! It's almost like everyone owns it. There are literally scores of different digitizations and renditions of Garamond's original metal typefaces. I'll have to amend my definition to include both Recency Illusion and Frequency Illusion.
The difference between Garamond, Garamond Premier Pro and Adobe Garamond Pro?
So I put the three styles next to each other and I noticed some differences in stroke weight, stress, density premiwr so on but I figured I would see if there was anyone on here that could explain to me what is so different about the three. There is no "Premium" version. Adobe Garamond was one of the first Adobe Originals, designed by Robert Slimbach and released in I've gaeamond that phenomena a sipeservation.
Log in or register to post comments. Who wrote that Illuminating LettersCarl? Being rather new to the world of typography I was wondering what the difference s between them was.
They both support CE languages, baramond they both have the "Pro" suffix.
Welcome to Typophile Please Sign in. I am writing a rather large research paper on Garamond. I never noticed how wobbly this version is at garamonnd large size: Funny thing, it seems like everyone is talking about Garamond lately. You might also look at this quick review of some of the differences. That's not a bug, it's a feature.
Hope to see more issues soon.
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Premium was included with the CS3 version of creative suite and has a very large number of glyphs including a lot of ornaments. Yikes, this is completely wrong. I am not sure which foundry's is your "Garamond" you might find out by looking at its info in FontExplorer X but Adobe Garamond and Garamond Premier have very distinct differences which you can learn about at Adobe 's garxmond.
There's a lot there to discover if you really are interested. Sipeservation Try pipe smoking! I never noticed this before, but on a piece I was working on today, the client used Monotype Garamond.
It is less regularized Adobe Garamond had to be designed to accommodate less powerful software and hardware of its day and has four optical sizes.
The Garamond I have had some very clear differences from the other two but adobe and Premier are quite similar. Must be just because I'm looking. Perhaps its a stupid question. Since the second two are Adobe I will assume you are referring to Adobe versions.
I ended up switching the whole job to a better cut. The Pro version is a bit smaller than the Premium and that is what now ships with CS4. The main difference is the number of extras that the newer versions contain. It's the same concept like when you start looking for a new car and then ultimately buy one, almost immediately after the purchase you see your "new" car everywhere.
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