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2 of 2 customers found the following review helpful:
 Best money I ever spent!, 2008-07-07
I read all the negative reviews, and I almost didn't purchase the 6.0 program, I was tempted to buy the old 5.0 program. The Elements 6.0 is remarkable, and I've had no issues what so ever, it works great! The bext money I've ever spent.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 , 2008-07-06
Contains as claimed, at least 90% of the full CS capability with much greater user-friendliness.Allows the user to progress from automated functions to full control in self-paced stages. Best way for me to go!
Great photo editor, 2008-07-03
Great photo editing software. Does not have all the features of the full version but it doesn't have the full version price either. So far Elements has met my needs.
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
 Nice tools but strange behavior, 2008-06-30
I've been using PSE 5 without difficulty for the graphics of my new book. I had hoped that PSE 6 would have CMYK capability but it doesn't. Fortunately I have been able to work around this by transferring my cover design into MS Publisher and letting it convert to CMYK.
But what has really confounded me about PSE 6, which was not a problem at all in PSE 5, was that when I insert (drag-and-drop) my back cover page onto the full cover on the workdesk, it automatically resizes the back cover page to the wrong size - despite the resolutions being the same. I'm sure there must be another way to do this but it all was so simple in PSE 5 and I can't imagine why they would want to make it so complicated in PSE 6. Interestingly, if I use the full Photoshop version CS3, it works exactly like PSE 5.
The lack of a help file is also very annoying, but again, others have mentioned a work-around.
Bottom line, a few nice features but sufficient anxiety provoking idiosyncrasies that I'd probably recommend to avoid this version until some of these issues are resolved.
Marc L. Paulsen, author Dump Your Trainer
Terrific photo editing tool, 2008-06-29
This is sophisticated but easy to use photo editing software. Photos can be fixed automatically with one click or painstakingly with histograms. Selection of sections or objects for adjustment, movement or removal is simple and precise. Touch up tools are easy to use and effective. There is a full range of effects. Elements offers 80% of an expert's tool box with a novice's convenience and at a novice's price.
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