Something we hear quite often from new Elements users is, “Where’s the manual?” Here are some links to the online PDF manuals for Photoshop Elements.
Articles tagged with elements 9
Mike Rodriguez offers a basic introduction and guide to printing your images from Photoshop Elements.
I’m excited to announce that our first iPad app, Learn Elements, is now available for sale on the iTunes store!
Adobe has released a new version of its low-cost editing suite. We take you on a tour of the most noteable new features–including the long-awaited arrival of layer masks.
This video covers some basic concepts and tips for getting started with Photoshop Elements, including panels, the Color Picker, managing windows, and more.
Adobe has released Camera Raw 6.3 for Photoshop Elements 9, and, for the first time, ACR updates automatically! (We also have a tip for using newer cameras’ Raw files with older versions of Elements.)
Mike Rodriguez shows you some of the fun new options in Elements 9′s Guided Edit modes.
Something we hear quite often from new Elements users is, “Where’s the manual?” Here are some links to the online PDF manuals for Photoshop Elements.
One long-awaited feature you’ll find in Photoshop Elements 9 (and up) is a layer mask that you can create without a workaround or add-on.
Think the content-aware technology is only for Photoshop CS5? Nope! Adobe has added the feature to Elements 9′s Spot Healing Brush.
Photoshop Elements 9 sports an updated — and we think a bit cleaner — interface, layer masks, new Guided Edit modes and a whole lot more.
Adobe has announced Photoshop Elements 9. Here’s a quick look at some of the biggest new features, including layer masks—hooray!—and a new way to manage photos for Mac users.
Do you have a great shot that needs some tightening up? The Recompose feature in Elements 8 may do the trick!
Matt shows you how to use guides (found in Elements 8 and up) to get your images to look balanced and appealing.
Mike shows you the improvements and differences in Adjustment Layers in Elements 8 and 9
This feature easily lets you blend multiple versions of the same scene into one properly exposed photo. (Elements 8 and up.)
Elements new Recompose tool lets you resize and adjust the orientation of your photos without distorting the important stuff.
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- Selection Tools, Part 2
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- How to Move a Subject and Clean Up the Background
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- Noise Reduction Techniques in Camera Raw
- Tips for Working with Layers
- Editing Photos Start to Finish: Overexposed Skies
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