Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Powerful new tools and fun features make this version of Photoshop Elements well worth the upgrade
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By Jon Canfield, Photography by Jon CanField
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Every
release of Adobe Photoshop Elements raises the bar a bit more and
brings the feature set closer to its big brother, Photoshop CS2.
Elements 5.0 is no exception, with a number of enhancements that will
appeal to both casual and serious photographers, as well as a new group
of users who have avoided traditional digital-imaging software in the
past. The latest release (currently Windows only) makes organizing and
editing images easier and gives you more control over advanced image
corrections than in previous versions.
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Favorite Photoshop Plug-Ins Discover the power of photo-centric add-ins
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By Ibarionex R. Perello
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For
all its power and capability, Photoshop is a program that can leave a
photographer’s eyes glazed over. The seemingly endless assortment of
features and different ways to achieve similar results can lead many of
us to spend more time emptily gazing into a computer monitor rather
than creating images behind a camera. Enter Photoshop-compatible
plug-ins—tools that make photo editing simpler, more efficient and
intuitive.
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Short Report: Corel Painter IX Bridging the gap between photography and painting
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By Ibarionex R. Perello
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Corel Painter IX’s wide selection of customizable brushes, tight
integration with Wacom pressure-sensitive graphics tablets and
easy-to-get-started interface make it the best painting software we’ve
used to date. While Painter IX is primarily a painting program and not
an image processor, you don’t have to be a painter or have any training
in the craft to enjoy experimenting with your photographs.
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Short Report: Adobe Premiere Elements Adobe has created a winner in this easy-to-use video-editing software
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By Rob Sheppard
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Having just used Adobe’s new video-editing program to create a soccer
video for my daughter, I can tell you that Premiere Elements is
designed to make professional-level editing more accessible to
everyone. My editing went faster and easier than any video editing I’ve
ever done before.
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Short Report: B+W Filters To Go The renowned optical filter maker debuts a digital offering of photoshop plug-ins
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By Zachary Singer
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It seems only natural that legendary optical manufacturer B+W would use
its expertise to develop a set of software filters. Some of the filters
stand in for glass filters you’d use over your camera lens, but many of
the plug-ins go beyond that to provide effects that can be challenging
to produce, even with image-editing software.
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