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Continue shopping Checkout Continue shopping. Visual QuickStart Guide, readers can start with a tour of the interface and image-editing basics, or they can look up specific tasks to learn just what they need to know. The feature was originally billed as the Tourist Remover for its capability to erase bystanders who had unwittingly wandered into a shot.
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To erase her from the image, I draw a line through her on the right; Photoshop Elements pulls the corresponding pixels from the Source image. This action accomplishes the same effect as the Spot Healing Brush I mentioned earlier, but in this case the program is replacing original corresponding pixels rather than synthesizing an area algorithmically. A new Photomerge module in Photoshop Elements 9 is Style Match, which is designed to apply the photographic style of one image to another. In theory, it will let you approximate the look of, say, an Ansel Adams photo to one of your own.
Adobe provides a handful of stylized source images, but you can also use your own photos or any other image. In practice, I find the results to be heavy-handed, consistently blowing out highlights and requiring that I pull back on the Style Intensity slider. Like iPhoto, the Organizer imports and manages digital photos and videos, lets you organize media into albums, and lets you rate items on a scale of one to five stars. I particularly like the full-screen mode for sorting, rating, and tagging photos quickly.
However, the Photo Downloader—a separate utility—crashes when connecting to an iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS, the models I was able to test; Adobe is looking into the problem.
The Organizer also includes quick-fix options for making basic adjustments to photos without opening them in the Photoshop Elements application, and options for sharing images to Flickr, Facebook, SmugMug, email, and more. And it makes extensive use of keyword tags, which are alternately helpful and irritating. The feature is on by default, though I turned it off because it slows down the computer while processing.
You can activate the Auto-Analyzer manually whenever you want. Keyword tags in general, however, are cumbersome. The tags appear in the Keyword Tags panel in a list, with corresponding icons, grouped hierarchically under categories such as Places and Events. You end up dragging, scrolling, and expanding categories to manage what really should just be text elements.
Keyword tags have a peculiar engineer feel to them. One feature I use in every photo program that offers it is support for smart albums. You must save the new criteria as a new smart album. This behavior has prevailed for several versions of the Organizer under Windows; perhaps people never edit or use smart albums, but it amazes me that the feature is as clunky as it is, and has been that way for so long.
In Bridge, right-click or Control-click a photo and choose Photoshop Elements from the Open With submenu that appears. In iPhoto, go to preferences, click the General icon, and from the Edit Photo pop-up menu choose In application; then select Photoshop Elements in the dialog that appears.
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I use the full version of Photoshop for photo editing at work. I'd be interesting in getting Elements at home, for my own personal photos. What commonly used photo-editing features would I be missing? The most recent version of Photoshop I own is CS2. The CS2 feature I really miss in PSE9 is the ability to save snapshots of your photo in various states of the editing process.
The only workaround I'm aware of in PSE9 is to "stamp" a new layer by selecting what is your topmost layer at any given time and then typing the command-option-shift-e combination. Oh, and, could I still shoot in RAW? I've just started doing that recently, and as far as I can see, there's no real downside to shooting in RAW. I wish I had switched over long ago! Yes, you can shoot in RAW. Elements uses Adobe Camera Raw for the conversion, with controls for manipulating the image even before you open it in Photoshop Elements. That's a hard comparison to make, really. Aperture does a better job managing photos compared to the Organizer.
And while Aperture has a lot of adjustment tools, you'd want Photoshop Elements when you need finer editing control, like making adjustments to selected areas, or fixing areas, creating panoramas, etc.
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Some things about Bridge drive me nuts. For example, if you carefully drag a stack to a different folder in Bridge's folder list, the stack is flattened in its new destination. Non-hierarchical keyword organization, and no support for color labels.