Combining both is def a great option, however vectors are great for logos that way you can blow them up to any size without it pixelating.

i use both whenever i design.

i use a combination of the both of them because both programs ultimately have been created for two completely different purposes. i'm still waiting for adobe to combine the both, but i think they enjoy the idea of making money of basically two similar products.

I use photoshop, but I find it tedious at times. I do find it useful and you can get some useful information from the net about how to use it. I'll have to give illustrator a try.

Howdy, Illustrator is the best to produce sharp logos. Photoshop is ok if you want more pictury graphics.

Oh, if you want crisp lines, Illustrator is the way to go.

Hmmm. . . what do you usually charge for a logo?

photoshop is more popular than illustrator but each software has its own advantages and disadvantages so its for you to analyze which software to use according to your needs.

if u need only bitmap logos than go with photoshop, and for vector maybe corel draw is the best

Originally Posted by boxiom

I would like to know what most people prefer as far as clients, and graphic designers here for logos.

I am a long time Photoshop user so it comes easier for me, I find Illustrator a tad bit more confusing.

So which program do you use for your logos?
Which do most people prefer their logos to be done in?

Adobe Photoshop has a lot more material online to learn from. Start with Adobe. Good LUCK!

If you're good with illustrator then you won't need photoshop at all in my opinion. It just takes longer to get realistic and polished results.