technt77

This software was rated at the top of the new software liste by computer shopper for this month. It runs for $90. Editors say, "Equipped with an excellent interface and a fantastic toolbox, Elements is the best choice for digital photographers who want to organize adn hsaire their photo collections."

It requires a 800MHz CPU, 256 MB RAM, 900 MKB hard drive space, and Windows XP.

Desiree

What all can it do?

technt77

Whoops - sorry for the typos, Des. It helps a person organize and share his photos. In the past, Adobe Photoshop programs were also great photo editing softwares. We used them for yearbook development, and I used it while working for a local newspaper to crop and lighten photos.

Desiree

well thats awsome I have old old pics of my dad in the war and I want to have them redone but its so much so i could scan them and use this program?

rocker21

That sounds like a program I could use...I have been looking for a better photo editing program and I will check this one out.

Bukowski

I use Photoshop CS religiously. It's a great tool for designers. If you have never used Photoshop, you're in for a real treat. The things you can do with it is pretty much endless.

However, if you are not a skilled 'photoshopper', or don't have the time to commit to learning the different tools and what they can do for you. I would highly recommend the use of Photoshop Elements....especially for the price of $90! Photoshop CS runs about $800.

I taught my dad how to use Elements in one day, and now he uses it all the time to edit his photographs. Simple stuff like whiten teeth, remove red eye, cropping, etc.

ardenclancy

Yeah it's true, there is no match for photoshop when it comes to graphics. I have been using it for more than ten years now (i think) and it continues to amaze me how many features can be mish-mashed to do fancy things with pictures.

craigslistreaders

nice post .I would definetely like to try Adobe PHotoshop Elements 4.0 .