I am interested in this product. I was wondering, however, what version of Photoshop Elements is included?
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In June of 2015, I receive a serial number (on the dust jacket of the DVD) for Adobe Photoshop Elements 10. It looked like a very capable program.
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I just got this January 2015 and the download was for Photoshop Elements 11
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I have no idea, I didn't bother installing the included software.I just found a driver online.I mainly use the tablet in Photoshop CS5 and Gimp.
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Yes, this confuses me too. I have PS Elements 3 which, from another question, I understand is acceptable if I want to upgrade to Elements 10, but why do so if I can purchase a fresh install for much less?
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Elements includes Adobe Camera Raw, the same raw editor as Photoshop CS5. As new cameras are supported, you can keep upgrading the camera raw plug-in at Adobe.com
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Believe me - compared to Photoshop this is EASY to use.......once you focus on the kinds of things you want to do with it (it can do many things!), you'll probably find it more user-friendly.....I know I did!
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If you can wait... then absolutely wait... till the next version comes out... I have purchased every version of elements and have noted that Adobe never patches their software.. they fix all the problems they find in the next version... Premiere 4 is buggy as all hell... read the comments it constantly crashes.. I suspect Premiere 7 will be far more stable otherwise why would they skip version 5 and 6 LOL. Photoshop elements 6 is far better than 5 but elements 4 was only slightly better than 3 (they added a poor quality UTUBE uploader that every one complained about and they never fixed). So you never know with Adobe the one thing for sure... if you want a more stable version of their software don't expect them to fix it for free... expect it in the next paid upgrade. The only thing you get when you click update is some new version of Adobe Acrobat reader... ??? Having said all that... these products are the best for their money in Windows environment.. hence the reason I keep upgrading with each version. Wish Final Cut would make it to the windows environment and give Adobe some real competition... by the way the new version of Adobe comes with the option of online back up of 20Gigs... come on Adobe.. with 10 meg cheap cameras that is no where near sufficient storage I have 50 gigs of photos alone not to mention my video files.
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I don't know about Photoshop Lightroom as I have never heard of that program before.But yes, the wifi is included.Hope this helps!
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I've posted photos from the program to my Facebook page, but it's easier for me to post from the "pictures" files in Windows. As far as "design" goes, I guess I don't use that/those feature(s). I bought the program to play with effects and simple cropping and editing, particularly with RAW/NEF images. I like Paintshop Pro for its ease of use. As an older person, I like to keep it simple and Paintshop Pro does that for me. I also have Photoshop CS3, which I use almost as much, due to being used to using the program.
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It is very similar to Lightroom & Photoshop. You can create layers, which in Lightroom you cannot. There are tools to remove just about anything. I found it very easy to use compared to Lightroom & Photoshop. However, the program's compatibility with Windows 7 Pro had fatal issues with me, therefore I just went Adobe. Adobe products ARE better than this, but if you aren't a professional, this program is a very good alternative, considering its price.
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officially Via Photoshop: Photoshop Elements 11 (US$99) is designed for people who are just getting started with digital photo editing, and delivers powerful yet easy-to-use options that help you organize, edit, create, share, and help protect your personal photos. Photoshop CS6 (US$699) is the professional standard for creating and manipulating powerful images, and Photoshop CS6 Extended (US$999) delivers everything in Photoshop plus tools for creating and editing 3D images and objects. [Both of these versions have recently been replaced by Photoshop CC, which is available by subscription (US$10-20/month), and has additional features compared to CS6.] In short if your doing more the a beginner photo work ....." I couldn't do without CS6... see applebysanimals on the net you'll see why. I hope this helped and Good Luck
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Yes.. Best practice will be to download the still images into Organizer and then Edit in Elements - Organizer is included with Elements.
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Hi KImberly! No- technically you don't! If you use certain software that can cleanly extract a person or object out of a background, no you don't have to get a green screen. That being said, Clive at the EZBackground company can walk you through if you contact him. I believe he has replied to many customers questions on the forum. Also, I use Photoshop 7 but lean on Photoshop Elements 9. THey just released version 12- and it doesn't sound like they added a tremendous amount of features that people should feel compelled to get the newest version. Plenty of PSE versions around but I would not go lower than 9. Why not ask Clive your question and tell him what software you have so he can let you know if it will be compatible? I have many digital imaging programs but I bought nothing special in order to use this incredible set of cd's! And the company offers video tutorials you can watch online or even download until you get the hang of how to use certain features. It really is a fantastic buy for the price- so do consider buying it, if you speak to Clive( or any one at the company who replies to you ) and they advise if your software is compatible. This company is great and now they are sending out terrific, informative/ educational newsletters since they just enhanced their website! Good Luck, and if you buy it- have fun! :-)
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XP died? Funny. It's still alive on one of my machines. It's no longer being supported, but that is not the same as being dead. Photoshop Elements 2.0 had not been supported by Adobe for over a year now, but it is not dead either. In fact, I am using it on my Windows 7 machine. It looks for but doesn't find the mother machine for updates, but it also is still working. I have not tried to install it on a Unix machine (I also have one with Ubuntu interface), but now that you mention it, I probably ought to try it and see what happens.
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Hello Daphne! This version includes: Photoshop CS6, Illustrator CS6, InDesign CS, Acrobat X pro, Bridge CS, and the Media Encoder CS6. Is there anything specific about these features that you have questions on? - Brandon T.
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Yes: http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2012/10/windows-8-and-photoshop.html
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I wish I could help as I have a Gateway too, but I don't know anything about Photoshop. Sorry.
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My hardware came with Photoshop Elements 8 and CyberView X Vers. PC 1.18c. Photoshop 8 installs on my XP Computer and Windows 7 (64 Bit). The CyberView X installs on my XP computer, but I have not been able to successfully install the program on Windows 7. I get good results on my XP computer.
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The photo studio expressions will do that. It is much more user friendly than photoshop elements.