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  Adobe Elements Editing Program - 10 Years Old And Better Than Ever Adobe Photoshop Elements is now 10 years old. Considering an over impressive version, it isn't astonishing when Adobe Photoshop sometimes struggled to improve it each year. The last update is the exception, with Layer masks disclose a lot of advanced technology and Guide mode helps regular users attain complicated effects by taking benefit of resulting wizards. Can version ten keep this speed? The number of new features comes out in Organize module. Object Search allows users to specify an item in the image, while it scans the rest of the gallery to find examples of the same item. It is simply theory though. We allow it to scan 37000 pictures in our gallery, but after many hours of importing and creating lists (and altered all files, stopped our raising back up route), it couldn't bring any appropriate images. There're some other strategies to search and filter images, but there're no containing folder names - a significant shortage. The face protection shown in version eight has been strengthened by the integration with Facebook; download friends' names to link tagged uploads to their Facebook accounts. It is a wonderful feature, but it doesn't know that family members often have the same surname. Organizer has some exceptional qualities but it cannot compete with Google Picasa - faster and more effective. Nonetheless, you can use Picasa for managing your photos and Photoshop Elements for editing - that they can do best. When editing color tools of Picasa are basic and Raw processing is fairly poor, Photoshop Elements is great at both. Most advancements for main programs are the extension of existing features. Smart Brush Tool has more brushes, apply the complicated process like oil pastel effect rain effect and colour tints by simple brushes. Guided Tab includes a lot of new tasks, like focus slightly or polaroid look for a photo. Our favorite among new addition is Depth of Field, which blurs the picture while keeping selected areas sharp - it's useful skill to imitate the shallow depth of field of SLR. We had a headache to edit the area we wish to keep the sharpness by using Quick Selection, an option bringing us to Lasso tool will be better. People who know how to use Layer masks may change the results with any tools they select, but as Guided mode exists in its own field, it does not illustrate how techniques are utilized to alter or transfer to other tasks. Now you may make the text follow in a curve. It includes drawing a curve and typing, and the curve could be edited later by dragging the nodes. The text can take the advantage of simple shapes such as ellipse and triangle, or an area you can choose with Quick Selection brush. However, characters that follow too closely the selection, while curves tighten in handmade strokes, make letters stick to each other and become tough to read, and there is no control to delete spaces to resolve this problem. This is not the must have update for version 9, and if users consider the upgrade fee - '69 of Photoshop, they should stop. Nevertheless, it isn't weaker than version nine. To edit photographs, nothing else in this price may match up against Photoshop Elements about its power and precision and it's really interesting to use, so that it deserves one more Best Buy Award.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Adobe Elements Editing Program - 10 Years Old And Better Than Ever Adobe Photoshop Elements is now 10 years old. Considering an over impressive version, it isn't astonishing when Adobe Photoshop sometimes struggled to improve it each year. The last update is the exception, with Layer masks disclose a lot of advanced technology and Guide mode helps regular users attain complicated effects by taking benefit of resulting wizards. Can version ten keep this speed? The number of new features comes out in Organize module. Object Search allows users to specify an item in the image, while it scans the rest of the gallery to find examples of the same item. It is simply theory though. We allow it to scan 37000 pictures in our gallery, but after many hours of importing and creating lists (and altered all files, stopped our raising back up route), it couldn't bring any appropriate images. There're some other strategies to search and filter images, but there're no containing folder names - a significant shortage. The face protection shown in version eight has been strengthened by the integration with Facebook; download friends' names to link tagged uploads to their Facebook accounts. It is a wonderful feature, but it doesn't know that family members often have the same surname. Organizer has some exceptional qualities but it cannot compete with Google Picasa - faster and more effective. Nonetheless, you can use Picasa for managing your photos and Photoshop Elements for editing - that they can do best. When editing color tools of Picasa are basic and Raw processing is fairly poor, Photoshop Elements is great at both. Most advancements for main programs are the extension of existing features. Smart Brush Tool has more brushes, apply the complicated process like oil pastel effect rain effect and colour tints by simple brushes. Guided Tab includes a lot of new tasks, like focus slightly or polaroid look for a photo. Our favorite among new addition is Depth of Field, which blurs the picture while keeping selected areas sharp - it's useful skill to imitate the shallow depth of field of SLR. We had a headache to edit the area we wish to keep the sharpness by using Quick Selection, an option bringing us to Lasso tool will be better. People who know how to use Layer masks may change the results with any tools they select, but as Guided mode exists in its own field, it does not illustrate how techniques are utilized to alter or transfer to other tasks. Now you may make the text follow in a curve. It includes drawing a curve and typing, and the curve could be edited later by dragging the nodes. The text can take the advantage of simple shapes such as ellipse and triangle, or an area you can choose with Quick Selection brush. However, characters that follow too closely the selection, while curves tighten in handmade strokes, make letters stick to each other and become tough to read, and there is no control to delete spaces to resolve this problem. This is not the must have update for version 9, and if users consider the upgrade fee - '69 of Photoshop, they should stop. Nevertheless, it isn't weaker than version nine. To edit photographs, nothing else in this price may match up against Photoshop Elements about its power and precision and it's really interesting to use, so that it deserves one more Best Buy Award.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.learnelementsnow.com/" rel="nofollow">adobe elements 10 tutorials</a>, <a href="http://www.learnelementsnow.com/blog/adobe-elements-10-tutorials-the-way-to-make-projects/" rel="nofollow">adobe elements 10 tutorials</a>, <a href="http://www.learnelementsnow.com/blog/adobe-elements-editing-software-10-years-old-and-better-than-ever/" rel="nofollow">adobe elements 10 tutorials</a></div>

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