Adobe Photoshop Elements Reviews & Product Details

It is a very powerful photo editing tool that has a good number of Photoshop features, but with a more directed approach to photography. It has a very intuitive interface that allows to make the editing work a very friendly and simple task. It is ideal for inexperienced users since it has a system of tutorials that help the user to become familiar with the tool and use it in a more professional way. It is also very good to implement it as a professional work tool.

Personally, I would not pay for this tool, since it has the elementary Photoshop, so for a user who already uses photoshop it would be a waste of money to have two tools with the same characteristics, in addition to their price and their system Licensing is quite annoying, a negative feature that all Adobe tools possess.

I have used it on multiple occasions, mostly to test it and know how it works, using its testing period, since it does not appeal to me to implement it in my work and make a profit from it.

Elements has remarkable ease of use and a full range of functions. This is not an elementary set of filters, but a professional level of functions.

There are no flaws I can detect for this entry-level product. It does exactly what it is claimed to do.

Photoshop Elements provides all of the functions I need for desktop publishing. I use it with all of my photos and with many of my book covers.

Elements does an amazing job of keeping the most crucial features intact while taking away the "extras" in order to lower the price. I'm able to manage all of my arts/design business using just the Elements editor; it has great color processing, the cropping features are great (it is good at picking up on outlines and edges with the lasso and selection tools), and the blending and layering options are still mostly intact from the full version of photoshop.

My biggest issue with this program is that it doesn't let you switch between CMYK and RGB coloring, so sometimes if things are being printed it can cause colors to be inaccurate depending on the printer you're using. For web, this is not so much of a problem.

I use elements to put together product pitches and photography and do graphic design for my business. It's good to make things look clean and streamlined, taking away extraneous elements from the backgrounds or edges of photos. Also, I use the text features to design flyers and ads.

Photoshop Elements is great for quick fixes to images or creating a simple graphic fast.

I have both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. There is really nothing to dislike for me personally about Elements, because if I need to do something more advanced (which is rare) I can switch to Photoshop. For me, Elements is generally all I need to use, and I really don't have any dislikes.

Changing color profiles on images so I can insert them into a video editing project, adding text when needed, cropping/editing/fixing an image before using it.Resizing images to use online.

I love how PSE is divided into designing, drawing and painting tabs. It is pretty easy to find exactly what you're looking for by narrowing your search down here.

Online help is laborious and often sketchy. I almost always get my answer but after spending a lot of time hunting videos and tutorials.

All of my illustrations go through Photoshop. The creativity I have there is endless. When AI is a bit much, PSE fills the need.

I love the auto curation feature of elements

It is a little difficult to get a hold of at the beginning.

The open closed eyes feature is amazing and has solved the simplicity of editing photos instead of going into photoshop.

Photoshop Elements is simple enough to get exposed to the wonder of photoshop, yet can be used on a highly technical basis.

There's not much that I dislike. There is a learning curve, but it is a great way to get started on editing with the more advanced suite of photoshop.

I use this program to edit pictures and graphics for social media presence, including website, instagram, twitter, and facebook. I also send out graphics and photos that I have created/edited in elements, to our mass email list.

This software used to be considered the 'light' version of Photoshop, but it is very full-featured and everything most people will need to manage photo and image requirements for web or light print use.

It doesn't handle layer groups. There are low-cost, 3rd party extensions available to handle this functionality, however.

I use Photoshop elements exclusively for all of my website, blog, and e-commerce photos.

Unlike Photoshop, I believe that Photoshop Elements is actually more user friendly to someone who had never used the program. I love that it enables you to insert your own actions to use as you wish. Style match is also a cool extra plus to Elements. Also the Group Shot Mode is amazing!! It gives the ability to fix all of my larger wedding group family shots such as families with children especially. Most times there is at least one child that doesn't cooperate with photos, so it allows me to switch faces in bigger groups.

I dislike that many people say that Photoshop is too complicated and Photoshop Elements is the easier route. I feel that Elements has a ton of things in itself that can be debated. For instance, I feel that Elements doesn't have the type ability that Photoshop does. It also seems like it does not have the clarity abilities that Photoshop does. I do not like that Elements seems to skim over the more important things that I use for photos, such as clarity.

The business problems that I am solving with Elements is my time frame issue. The benefits of this are that my clients are getting their photos back much quicker than I use to. Weddings that took 8-10 weeks are being completed in 6 or less. Such a relief to have.

It easy to edit my photos as well as the videos,

The software's photo organizer is a separate application

I like to edit my evenings photos with this software , they look natural

Photoshop elements is very flexible and can be used very easily. By using Photoshop we can create logos, website templates, banners, image manipulations and many more. Beginners can also learn easily by surfing through google or by using user's guide.

Updated versions price is not is not in the range of a common man. I have faced one issue while changing the measurements in history but at last i could able to found as they are hidden by small arrow. So these small small issues we face in the new version. While creating the gif files also i was unable to found from were to import files and were they are getting added. There are lot of changes compared to one version to one version of Photoshop.

I have used Photoshop as a freelancer were i was able to make out some money through that. It is more helpful for small scale business people like photographers and many other in creating banners, editing or image manipulation purpose and adding text and editing the backgrounds for events, parties, and cultural events. In my company i create many e mailers also branding purpose were we promote our business through social media websites also. In this way it is very useful to each and every individual who have the passion towards desigining.

Easy and fast photo editing for simple looks and easy access

Not much I would change honestly, I enjoy using it for fast edits when someone wants a fast preview.

It helps give client a preview of our work and some of the looks we can produce with their photos. I haven’t had any issues using it.

Again as a beginning user, it was not hard to get use to.

I can't complain as I was a beginner to using this software

Making edits to help with our design needs was awesome.

Easy to use, quick access to professional looking photos.

Cost of adobe editing products are too high.

I can edit web graphics for our website and booking site easily.

Many guides to learn how to apply special effects.

PSE 18 is only for new iMacs, so even if I've got 3 iMac I can use it only on the last one (i5)

It's really good especially to create quick works with amazing effects. I use it mainly for audio book covers and posters.

I create a lot of graphics in at my job, and Photoshop elements lets me be more creative, and allows me to do what my families want me to do. Anytime I do not know how to do something, I am always able to find an easy tutorial online, making it an easy to use product.

Some processes are a little tedious, and complicated to learn. I am looking forward to learning how to use this product more with a couple classes.

When a family comes to me and asks me to do something with a picture, before Photoshop elements I had to tell them I could not do it. But now, I am able to meet the needs of the families I serve.

Ease of use with three levels of "expertise."

Some filters and photo-altering techniques are difficult to find. Sometimes I do an online search to find something that should be easy to find in the menu.

Photo altering for book covers.

I like everything about this program, it is necessary that it be used before the user starts working with Photoshop, Photoshop Elements is the start to the editing, it is a simple and simple program but with the necessary tools that besides teaching you and getting started in This world, allows you to create collages and edit photos in a fast way and with professional quality.

I feel that the program is a little empty, I think they should add more editing elements but not so advanced so that the program does not lose its essence of simplicity, but it is necessary to add a few tools that allow the user to perform better jobs in all your editing projects.

When it comes to a simple editing job or creating a collage, Photoshop Elements will always be my first choice, it is the program I use the most when I make or send me to do simple works in which I need to edit an image, and I do not really have No complaint about the work I have done here

Ease of use. It is easy to pick up on the tools and tricks.

There isn't really anything that I dislike. It is similar to other photoshop programs which makes it easier to use, and more user friendly.

Customers who need their files adjusted and need help.

It's very user friendly. Simple, but you can get a lot done with it.

There are a few features I wish were easier to use.

Photoshop Elements allows me to do simple editing without using as much processor speed as regular Photoshop.