Adobe Photoshop Elements Reviews & Product Details

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I love that I can edit photos and can utilize the tool that duplicate portions of the image. I can not only fix imperfections but also create new images and designs.

I wish it was a little more user friendly. It is a bit confusing at first to figure out. Still I feel like I don't have a 100% grasp on the software. A tutorial would also help to mitigate that

I have seen the difference it could make in editing photos for clients as well as my own personal photos. It allows me to make the images much more crisp and edit out small imperfections.

Elements is a scaled-down version of photoshop, but it has all the tools I need for professional photo editing and graphic design. The best part is that you buy it once then own it - not paying a monthly fee. I've been using various versions of both Photoshop (full version) and Elements since 2004, and when I need to buy for a new computer, I always choose elements.

The placement of the controls take a little getting used to if you're migrating from the C-series. Also, I really wish Photoshop would just offer one product that's not a subscription, instead of constantly trying to get you to upgrade from Elements.

The biggest challenge is matching online tutorials to your version of Elements. In each version, the buttons may look slightly different or the menus may be arranged differently. A tutorial made using a different version might not cut it.

I recommend this to my friends that need to edit photos but don't want to pay the annual subscription fee for Photoshop. $100 is much easier to take than the cost of Photoshop.

It is much more limited than Photoshop but for the price, I cannot say I dislike anything about it.

Offer a cost effective solution for my clients and friends.

I like that it is on my iPhone but the old version was too and had all the features. Why does this one suck so bad? It is almost useless. I really want the old app back.

Why does this one suck so bad? It is almost useless. I really want the old app back. I can't do simple tasks that I could do with the old app. It's frustrating.

None I literally search for websites that will do simple things to images because I can't really do anything with this app at all. I deleted the app eventually.

Amazing software for anything you need done

Sometimes it's laggy and clashes with other apps

Design industry, collages, photo retouching

It's easy to use and create exciting designs

Here you can reduce the pricing and add some plugin

I am an event organizer, and i use this software for community events

I like that I can jump in and do most of what I need to with ease in Photoshop Elements, and I like that. I am happy that I don't need to navigate through countless features and tools I have little need of from standard Photoshop. Because I don't need to sort through many arbitrary tools helps me expedite the process of making minor edits and creating tiny graphics for the company's customer community, and more. My company can provide Photoshop Elements to all employees quickly, even the customer success team. While they don't need to create graphics and other assets, they can use Photoshop Elements to assist customers who need help inserting their images into the software. They can call our support team for help resizing and making slight adjustments to their pictures.

Some cheaper alternatives to programs are only missing a few features that are key to true creative specialists. Photoshop Elements omits a lot of what standard Photoshop has, and it seems more likely to experience technical difficulties than other image editors. I've needed to spend extra time creating process documentation and customer-facing community resources because of this. Photoshop Elements is not an excellent choice for us when we need to create assets for the software.

With Photoshop Elements, my teammates and I enjoy making minor edits to images and screenshots. I like using the clone stamp tool, my most used feature, followed by the magic eraser, and they are both at the forefront of the tool palette. Swapping between layers and moving objects is simple. I help write steps and create visual assets for customer-facing resources, such as how-to articles for using parts of the software, and I've enjoyed Photoshop Elements for most of my needs. Taking a quick print screen and pasting it into Photoshop speeds up my editing process and enables me to compare before and after work when updating images quickly. I use Photoshop Elements to help me examine parts of an image and our UI more closely and ensure colors match exactly what our company needs for consistency.

Lover the automated options, super fun and easy to use!

I dont care for the smart tags feature, its ok but could use improvement. This is a minor nit pick though.

Makes it easy to edit large batches of photos, I like the ability to order prints as well. I can do everything without leaving the program.

That I can improve my artistic skills easily and the automated options

The 2021 version is a little bit slower than the 2020

No specific problems. It's just for personal use and editing. The photo editing is flawless.