Introductory Info For Adobe Photoshop Elements
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Adobe has included a photo editing program in their lineup geared toward the non-professional. Photoshop Elements is an answer for the daily used who seeks professional results without heavy program knowledge. Many features of the industry standard Photoshop are achieved through simplified processes with fewer user controlled options.
Elements was released 2001 and has been updated annually with the exception of 2003. After two unsuccessful attempts at designing a user friendly photo editing program, the goal of Elements became to keep the learning curve low while incorporating powerful features of an advanced program.
Users can create, edit and organize photos both directly within the program or through the included online membership to photoshop.com. This membership offers 20GB of online storage as well as organization tools that help you access files from multiple computers and share with friends.
Organization of photos with the program is hugely improved through a simple graphic interface. Searchable indexing and facial recognition serve as the basis to find and batch edit multiple files. In addition, a free online account offering 20GB of file storage and additional tools allow users to share and access photos over multiple computers.
A feature missing in this program, is the ability to export files in CMYK color mode. This file type used for commercial printing has a truer printing result than the alternative RGB. Elements outputs an RGB file that is the standard used by home printers and some versions can create PDFs.
Photoshop is the standard amongst professional photo editors. It is also expensive, challenging to learn, and offers many features that the novice will seldom use. While not as complex as Photoshop, there are enough features in Elements that the common user will be lacking no tools. Photoshop Elements has become an cost effective and powerful alternative to advanced platforms, and one worth checking out.
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